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Black Friday — unframed
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Black Friday — unframed

$362.00

What if today’s Black Friday deals offered “bargains” from the 1960s — products that are now completely unacceptable?

This is a classic Musketon piece: packed with hyper-detailed linework, sharp social criticism and a heavy dose of satirical storytelling. It plays with nostalgia, consumerism and the absurd logic of advertising.
If it looks wrong now, maybe it always was.

Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth 350 g/m², sized 50 × 70 cm. Each piece is hand-signed and hand-numbered out of a limited edition of 100.

Museum-grade pigment printing ensures exceptional sharpness, deep color and archival longevity. Delivered unframed, ideal for collectors who prefer their own framing.

Every piece is packed flat in heavy-duty protective packaging, to ensure maximum safety during transport. Production time is 1 to 3 days, followed by automatic tracking updates the moment it ships.

Once all 100 are gone, this piece will never be reprinted!

Return policy

All sales arefinaldue to the limited nature. Only damaged shipments are eligible for return or exchange — report within14 dayswith photographic proof.

Shipping & delivery

Shipping is tailor-made per order. If a trusted carrier can handle the artwork, delivery may take up to two weeks. For larger or unique works, personal delivery is arranged via email to find a suitable moment.

Manufacturing

All artworks are original Musketon creations. Prints are museum-grade quality (archival inks & acid-free paper). Sculptures and objects are handcrafted and finished individually, which means small variations can occur — making each piece unique.

Certification & Authenticity
  • Every artwork is authenticated to protect collectors.
  • Prints are always hand-numbered on the front.
  • The back carries a holographic security label.
  • Each piece comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.
  • Sculptures and special editions follow the same process, ensuring the originality and value of your work.

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