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C215 (Christian Guémy) (1973) - Billet Gainsbourg

C215 (Christian Guémy) (1973) - Billet Gainsbourg

Christian GUEMY – C215 Serge Gainsbourg. Original stencil on an authentic 500-franc Pascal banknote. Artist's stamp Numbered 5/100 – banknote number O.85/00397 Aerosol paint on a 500 franc banknote burned with a Zippo by the artist. A unique work created in reference to the famous Gainsbourg television episode in 1984, during the show 7/7. This original stencil by C215, homage to Serge Gainsbourg, was issued in 100 copies. Each stencil is different because it was painted and burned in different ways; they are therefore all unique. Certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist.

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