Salvador Dali (After); "Sagittarius" - Zodiac Suite streetart an assembled vision of Pop

an assembled vision of Pop and European abstraction

Morning Limited Edition

museum-grade statement piece that perfectly bridges the gap between 1960s grit and high-fashion glamour

and homage to his artistic influences

the footlocker has been customized by it's original owner with their name and home address and what appears to be their squadron insignia

Salvador Dali (After); "Sagittarius" - Zodiac Suite streetart an assembled vision of PopSalvador Dal was quite superstitious. As a young man, he carried a talisman to ward off evil spirits, and believed he was the reincarnation of his dead older brother. In an interview Dal claimed that the Spanish, in general, were a superstitious nation. At the same time, he was also known for following trends and making use of them or two in order to make a quick buck. The profit driven side of Dal led him to create these illustrations of the Zodiac