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TRACY 168 (1958) Untitled Spray paint and marker on canvas Signed in the work 46 x 61 cm Provenance: Private collection Tracy was one of the founders of what was called the "Wild Style", a name that also refers to a crew that he put together with COPE2, DAZE, PLASMA among others. One of his works was exhibited at the Brooklyn Graffiti Museum in 1984 in an exhibition called "Graffiti". Tracy, who still lives in the Bronx and is still active on the walls, became known for his "Purple Haze" tags in tribute to Jimi Hendrix.
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TRACY 168 (1958) Untitled Spray paint and marker on canvas Signed in the work 46 x 61 cm Provenance: Private collection Tracy was one of the founders of what was called the "Wild Style", a name that also refers to a crew that he put together with COPE2, DAZE, PLASMA among others. One of his works was exhibited at the Brooklyn Graffiti Museum in 1984 in an exhibition called "Graffiti". Tracy, who still lives in the Bronx and is still active on the walls, became known for his "Purple Haze" tags in tribute to Jimi Hendrix.
