Rockstud Spray Pop Art Print on Authentic 1960s Vintage French Paper

Luxury Meets Street Art

This striking pop art piece reimagines high fashion as street culture, transforming the iconic Valentino Garavani brand into a "Rockstud Spray" can. It's a witty commentary on luxury, accessibility, and the democratization of style, all printed on authentic 70 year old vintage French paper.

Museum Quality Craftsmanship

• Authentic 1960s Vintage French Paper: Each print is created on genuine vintage paper from the 1960s, featuring natural aging, unique textures, and subtle imperfections that make every piece truly one of a kind
• Master Art Printing Techniques: Utilizing specialized printing methods that honor both the vintage substrate and contemporary pop art aesthetic
• Handmade in Los Angeles: Carefully crafted in our LA studio with meticulous attention to detail
• Signed by Artist Mr. Clever Art: Each print is personally signed, certifying its authenticity and collectible value

A Collectible Conversation Piece

This isn't just wall art, it's a statement about the intersection of high fashion and street culture. The playful juxtaposition of Valentino's luxury branding with spray paint can aesthetics creates an ironic, thought provoking piece that resonates with fashion enthusiasts and art collectors alike. The authentic vintage French paper elevates it to museum quality status.

Perfect For

• Fashion lovers and Valentino enthusiasts
• Pop art and contemporary art collectors
• Street art and urban culture fans
• Vintage paper and ephemera collectors
• Anyone who appreciates clever, ironic art
• Boutique spaces, studios, and modern interiors

The Vintage Paper Difference

The 70 year old French paper brings warmth, texture, and authenticity that modern paper simply cannot replicate. Each sheet tells its own story through subtle variations in tone and texture, ensuring your Rockstud Spray print is absolutely unique, no two are exactly alike.

Due to the handmade nature and use of authentic vintage materials, slight variations in paper tone and texture are to be expected and celebrated as part of each print's individual character.