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Fake Gucci Fake Louis Fake Rothko I'm Ballin bold contemporary statement art poster print, Rothko colour field format with irreverent luxury commentary, red and orange block palette with hand-painted text, conceptual art-about-authenticity philosophy, contemporary ironic visual language, archival quality print, statement art collector wall piece, bold home décor, ironic luxury art gift, meta art statement print.

Fake Rothko I'm Ballin Poster Print: Luxury Parody Statement Wall Art

Vintage · Museum-quality matte print

€19

Taxes included · From €19, 14 sizes

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Free US shipping · €5 EU & UK · €9 rest of the world

Secure checkout by Stripe · Printed on demand with archival pigment inks · Frame not included

The most self-aware painting in the room — Fake Gucci, Fake Louis, Fake Rothko, I'm Ballin. This contemporary art statement piece takes the Rothko colour field format and populates it with the best line about luxury, authenticity, and confidence that anyone has put on a canvas. For people who get it.

Which size fits this artwork

The artwork is portrait at close to 5:7. No standard size shares those proportions exactly, so the closest matches are listed first. Sizes are ranked below by how closely their shape matches the original.

SizeShape matchPrice
50 × 70 cmPaper 2% taller in proportion€45
A3 — 29.7 × 42 cmPaper 3% taller in proportion€25
A4 — 21 × 29.7 cmPaper 3% taller in proportion€19
A2 — 42 × 59.4 cmPaper 3% taller in proportion€35
A1 — 59.4 × 84.1 cmPaper 3% taller in proportion€49

Not sure how big to go? The poster size guide has every size in centimetres and inches, the two-thirds rule for sizing art above furniture, and the right height to hang it.

About this print

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