EXTREMELY RARE. THIS IS A HAND SIGNED, DATED AS WELL AS NUMBERED EDITION.

FROM THE LARGER EDITION OF 5000 PRINTS, ONLY 100 WERE HAND SIGNED , THE REST ONLY NUMBERED..

THIS IS NOT A LITHOGRAPH ON POSTER PAPER.
EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, VERY LARGE (40.5 inches X 26 inches) Archival Pigment print, on thick cream speckletone paper.

This work by Shepard Fairey was produced in 2008 during Barack Obama's historic presidential run.

Many say Shepard Fairey's images help popularize and propel Obama to become the first African American president of the United States.

This print is HAND SIGNED, DATED and numbered in pencil.

THE UNSIGNED EDITIONS have FALSE in excess of $2000 at various auction houses.

"I wanted strong. I wanted wise, but not intimidating” , Shepard Fairey said of his iconic poster design for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.

Set in Fairey's signature graphic style with a patriotic palette of red, white, and blue, the portrait portrays Obama looking into the distance with a sense of hopeful determination.

The street artist based this expression on a photograph of the candidate, taken by Mannie Garcia two years prior, that he discovered through a Google Image Search.

Fairey is said to have completed the print design in a single day, and he began selling the posters on the street himself before Super Tuesday..

The image quickly went viral and became inseparable from the campaign, featured on t-shirts, bumper stickers, buttons, and more.

A truly iconic piece of American History as well as an incredible investment piece.

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