2003 Japanese great Master Takashi Murakami order (b 1962) MISS KO2 Blond Magazine BT Bijutsu Techo edition. Figure anime art Superflat Museum.

2003 Japanese great Master Takashi Murakami (b 1962) MISS KO2 Blond Magazine BT Bijutsu Techo edition. Figure anime art Superflat Museum.

Not a chinese copy as often sold on Internet. Bijutsu Techo Limited Edition.

Sold in used pre-owned vintage condition.

Murakami's character Miss KO2 Blond.

Japan.

Artist Takashi Murakami (Japan).

Takashi Murakami Born in Tokyo Japan in 1962 is a famous Japanese contemporary pop artist. He works in fine arts media including paintings, sculptures, as well as commercials such as fashion, merchandise, and animations. Takashi is well known for blurring his arts in between fine arts and commercial arts. He coined the term “super flat” which describes both the aesthetic and characteristics of the Japanese artistic tradition. Takashi Murakami creates paintings, sculptures, and films populated by repeated motifs and mutating characters of his own creation. His wide-ranging work embodies an intersection of pop culture, history, and fine arts.

Takashi is the founder and president of Kaikai Kiki Co, order Ltd, through which he gives a platform for several younger artists.


Takashi Murakami Superflat Museum BT edition - Miss KO2 Blond. Superflat figures are getting the credit they deserve. The figure is made up of hand painted PVC plastic and produced by Kaiyodo Japan. Miss KO2 Blond is beautifully made and getting harder and harder to find, don't miss your chance to own a piece of art history from Takashi Murakami.

Measurements: height 4 1/2" (approximately).

The figure is sold in used in pre-owned and vintage condition. After 20 years of storage there is the normal yellowing of the transparent plastic and perhaps it needs to be cleaned. Original box and original bag are opened.

Price $125

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