The Tattooed One
Release date: May 27 at 1 PM (EDT)
Patrice Murciano's "The Tattooed One" Art Card
Each card is unique (1/1).
No reprint. No restock.
About the artist
Patrice Murciano is a French contemporary artist who is celebrated for his “New Pop” style, which blends traditional painting with digital innovation. Early on, he was influenced by Rembrandt and Van Gogh, and he explored light, shadow, and form.
In his teens, he turned to photography, focusing on the female form, which became central to his work. Inspired by Picasso and Basquiat, he later developed “Courbism,” a style that distorts features to express raw emotion.
His colorful, energetic art explores femininity, animals, and pop culture, earning him international acclaim.
Release date: May 27 at 1 PM (EDT)
Patrice Murciano's "The Tattooed One" Art Card
Each card is unique (1/1).
No reprint. No restock.
About the artist
Patrice Murciano is a French contemporary artist who is celebrated for his “New Pop” style, which blends traditional painting with digital innovation. Early on, he was influenced by Rembrandt and Van Gogh, and he explored light, shadow, and form.
In his teens, he turned to photography, focusing on the female form, which became central to his work. Inspired by Picasso and Basquiat, he later developed “Courbism,” a style that distorts features to express raw emotion.
His colorful, energetic art explores femininity, animals, and pop culture, earning him international acclaim.
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Release date: May 27 at 1 PM (EDT)
Patrice Murciano's "The Tattooed One" Art Card
Each card is unique (1/1).
No reprint. No restock.
About the artist
Patrice Murciano is a French contemporary artist who is celebrated for his “New Pop” style, which blends traditional painting with digital innovation. Early on, he was influenced by Rembrandt and Van Gogh, and he explored light, shadow, and form.
In his teens, he turned to photography, focusing on the female form, which became central to his work. Inspired by Picasso and Basquiat, he later developed “Courbism,” a style that distorts features to express raw emotion.
His colorful, energetic art explores femininity, animals, and pop culture, earning him international acclaim.
