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here we have Welcome to South Africa (Mumford and Sons) by JJ Adams
which is in very good condition
with no scratches on the glass, there may be some
surface scratches on the frame due to being moved around
and stored
the Welcome to South Africa (Mumford and Sons) print is numbered and comes with the C.O.A's
this particular print has also been signed on the back by JJ himself
numbered 6 of 35
size is approx. 42in wide (107cm) by 32in high (82cm)
i maybe able to deliver
please see below for details:
Limited Edition of 35
signed by the artist and includes a full Certificate of Authenticity
The son of a baptist preacher, JJ emigrated as a child from Plymouth in the UK to Cape Town in South Africa in the early eighties.
JJ finally returned to the UK in 1998 with the aim of becoming a tattoo artist.
After a number of frustrated years living in London and working in Camden Market struggling to make ends meet, JJ moved back to Plymouth to further study commercial printing at the Plymouth College of Art and Design.
He admits being influenced at art school by artists like Norman Rockwell, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and Sir Peter Blake and more obscure artists such as Guy Peelleart, Hipgnosis and Storm Thorgerson and lowbrow artists like Coop,
Jim Phillips and Graham Coton who was a World War II comic book artist.
JJ Adams works from his studio overlooking the Thames Barrier in Woolwich, South East London.
Recently featured in Vogue & GQ, JJ Adams is rapidly becoming one of the UK’s most talked about and collectable artists.
Featured in Vogue & GQ and having worked alongside clients like Rolls Royce and Bang & Olufsen, JJ Adams is rapidly becoming one of the UK’s most talked about and collectible artists.
I donate to charities instead through the sale of my artwork who really do know how to make a difference”
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