Prison Artist C-Note (Self Portrait), (2023), Digita, C-Note. A work created for the people, as it is known, “His art doesn’t live on walls, but in the streets.”

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With the artistic direction of the artist, “Prison Artist C-Note (Self Portrait)” is a digital work for the people. Oftentimes, C-Note creates affordable work more readily available for the public, and this digital work is no exception to this rule.

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Untitled Man Kissing Woman from Behind, (2000s), 5 in. x 7 in., Wax on paper, C-Note, $500 (Original)

Untitled Man Kissing Woman from Behind, (2000s), 8.5 in. x 5.5 in., Wax on paper, C-Note, $500 (Original)

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Untitled Man Kissing Woman from Behind, (2000s), 5 in. x 7 in., Wax on paper, C-Note, $500 (Original)

Untitled Man Kissing Woman from Behind, (2000s), 8.5 in. x 5.5 in., Wax on paper, C-Note, $500 (Original)

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Prison Artist C-Note (Self Portrait), (2023), Digita, C-Note. A work created for the people, as it is known, “His art doesn’t live on walls, but in the streets.”

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