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What:1x ACEO
Limited Edition:1 of 1
Material:300gsm art paper
Finish:Ultra Matte
Combined Shipping:International buyers,request invoice in Portraiture
\"Each piece of this art immortalizes those at the forefront of history. Saints and mass murderers alike are presented without bias, stripped of judgment, and laid bare as they truly were. The harsh light of history falls evenly, demanding each figure be seen and understood. A person is a person and their deeds are their deeds—judge them with a clear mind in this Prestigious Portraiture.\"—Davos Vulgari
Discover the Art of ACEOs
Art Cards, Editions, and Originals (ACEOs) are a truly unique and captivating way to collect art. At just 2.5 x 3.5 inches in size, these miniature masterpieces bring the beauty and emotion of full-sized artwork into a format small enough to hold in your hand or display anywhere. Whether you\'re an experienced collector or just starting your journey into the world of art, ACEOs offer an accessible and affordable entry point into building your collection. With the ACEO, you know that nobody has what you have.It is only yours.
About the Artist
\"My name is Davos Vulgari and I suffer from Asperger\'s with Hyperlexia. I enjoy the Sciences and the Arts, and taking photographs of nude women. I am unmarried without children which allows me to do exactly as I please forever. I have posed nude for art class painters: I have painted the nude in art class. I have been repeatedly arrested for public fighting and almost for public fornicating with strangers on several occasions. Having the \'Extreme Male Brain\' symptom and abnormal testosterone levels are not actually useful in most situations. If not for chasing excitement, I would never be sated enough for thinking or creating. I exist in a maelstrom of barely checked emotions and yet speak in a monotone while I am seated or while I am punching. I do what I can to keep my hands to myself... but, perhaps, you were just too close.\"—Davos Vulgari
