Own A Part of the Richmond Mural Project

by | Dec 16, 2013 | ART, DOWNTOWN RVA, STREET ART

Update: Sadly this print is already sold out, but we wanted to let folks know the option is available and maybe more prints will get released.

The folks at Art Whino are supporting Etam Cru as they begin to sell prints of one of the most recognizable images from the Richmond Mural Project.

Update: Sadly this print is already sold out, but we wanted to let folks know the option is available and maybe more prints will get released.

The folks at Art Whino are supporting Etam Cru as they begin to sell prints of one of the most recognizable images from the Richmond Mural Project. Here’s some details from the press release, link to purchase is at the bottom:

As we prepare for the next edition of the Richmond Mural Project we will be releasing a series of prints of the murals completed. “Moonshine” is the first of the these print. Buzzfeed ranked it as #3 Best Street art in the world 2013 the week it was painted and this print is sure to sell out immediately

Info on the Print:
Title “Moonshine”
Artist: Etam Cru
Cost: $100
Edition: Signed and number edition of 100
Size: 14″x18″
Paper: Archival somerset velvet paper with archival giclee inks

AVAILABLE MONDAY, DECEMBER 16TH
At Noon Eastern Standard Time
Purchase Here

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