About The Artist
Philip Verhoeven, taught art from an early age, grew up in his parents' antique shop and started drawing young. Discovering figurative art and his passion for color, graphics, history, and music helped him develop his unique style. His vibrant acrylic still lives reflect his positive outlook on life...
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Nufu New York
Artist: Philip Verhoeven
Price:
$4,444.00
Medium: Drawing
More Details
Creation Date: 2024
Materials: Acrylic and Marker on Canvas
*On Stretcher Frame Ready to hang
Dimensions: 39" x 39" x 1"
Condition: Mint
Finish: Framed
About the Item: Philip Verhoeven
Nufu New York
Acrylic and Marker on Canvas
Year: 2024
Size: 39.37 x 39.37 x 1.18 inches
Signed and titled by hang
COA provided
*On Stretcher Frame Ready to hang
Nufu stands for Now Ur F*d Up. The space invaders attacking New York, the heroes protecting the city.
Philip Verhoeven, taught art from an early age, grew up in his parents' antique shop and started drawing young. Discovering figurative art and his passion for color, graphics, history, and music helped him develop his unique style. His vibrant acrylic still lives reflect his positive outlook on life, characterized by bright colors and a blend of styles.
Inspired by art movements like pop art, figurative art, graffiti, and graphic design, Verhoeven’s love for history, literature, and music often fuels his creativity. His paintings are rich with symbols and references to significant events and figures in history, inviting viewers to uncover deeper meanings.
Tags: #Nufu #SpaceInvaders #NewYork #Heroes #Art #UrbanArt #StreetArt #ContemporaryArt #PhilipVerhoeven #Art #AcrylicPainting #FigurativeArt #PopArt #GraffitiArt #GraphicDesign #HistoryInspiration #ColorfulArt #PositiveVibes #SymbolicArt #ArtisticDepth
Nufu New York
Acrylic and Marker on Canvas
Year: 2024
Size: 39.37 x 39.37 x 1.18 inches
Signed and titled by hang
COA provided
*On Stretcher Frame Ready to hang
Nufu stands for Now Ur F*d Up. The space invaders attacking New York, the heroes protecting the city.
Philip Verhoeven, taught art from an early age, grew up in his parents' antique shop and started drawing young. Discovering figurative art and his passion for color, graphics, history, and music helped him develop his unique style. His vibrant acrylic still lives reflect his positive outlook on life, characterized by bright colors and a blend of styles.
Inspired by art movements like pop art, figurative art, graffiti, and graphic design, Verhoeven’s love for history, literature, and music often fuels his creativity. His paintings are rich with symbols and references to significant events and figures in history, inviting viewers to uncover deeper meanings.
Tags: #Nufu #SpaceInvaders #NewYork #Heroes #Art #UrbanArt #StreetArt #ContemporaryArt #PhilipVerhoeven #Art #AcrylicPainting #FigurativeArt #PopArt #GraffitiArt #GraphicDesign #HistoryInspiration #ColorfulArt #PositiveVibes #SymbolicArt #ArtisticDepth
About The Artist
Philip Verhoeven, taught art from an early age, grew up in his parents' antique shop and started drawing young. Discovering figurative art and his passion for color, graphics, history, and music helped him develop his unique style. His vibrant acrylic still lives reflect his positive outlook on life, characterized by bright colors and a blend of styles.
Inspired by art movements like pop art, figurative art, graffiti, and graphic design, Verhoeven’s love for history, literature, and music often fuels his creativity. His paintings are rich with symbols and references to significant events and figures in history, inviting viewers to uncover deeper meanings.
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