Shepard Fairey (OBEY) (1970) - Voting Rights Are Human Rights – Editionen /550

Original, hand-signed and numbered screen print by the world-renowned street art artist Shepard Fairey (OBEY) from 2020. Strictly limited edition of worldwide only 550 copies. With Voting Rights Are Human Rights, Shepard Fairey created an impressive artwork that is part of his socially engaged body of work. The motif was created in collaboration with renowned photographer Steve Schapiro, who documented the American civil rights movement of the 1960s. Fairey interprets his historic photography in his unmistakable graphic visual language, linking art history, street art, and a timeless message about democracy and equality. Details about the artwork * Artist: Shepard Fairey (OBEY, b. 1970, USA) * Title: Voting Rights Are Human Rights * Year of release: 2020 * Technique: Original screen print * Paper: Cream Speckle Tone Fine Art Paper * Dimensions: approx. 45.7 × 61 cm (18 × 24 in) * Edition: Limited edition of 550 copies worldwide * Signature: Hand-signed by Shepard Fairey * Numbering: Hand-numbered * Publisher: OBEY Giant, USA * Status: Officially sold out About the artist Shepard Fairey is among the internationally best-known representatives of contemporary street art. He gained global fame through his legendary OBEY Giant campaign as well as the iconic HOPE portrait of Barack Obama. His distinctive works combine graphic precision, political symbolism, and the aesthetics of classic propaganda posters. A special collector's item The edition, limited to a mere 550 copies, brings together Shepard Fairey's artistic handwriting with a significant historical and societal theme. The print was originally released for the benefit of the Equal Justice Initiative, an organization that advocates for justice and civil rights in the United States. The edition is fully sold out at the publisher. A striking piece for collectors of Shepard Fairey, OBEY, Urban Art, and contemporary street art.

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