We take extra care with packaging, not only protecting the item with bubble wrap but also reinforcing it with cardboard, so you can rest assured about the packaging. New, with box. Domestic genuine product. Shipped anonymously. No price reduction. Final price. Immediate purchase OK. We will ship anonymously after your order. We will ship after bubble wrapping + careful packaging. No pets, no smokers. We do not accept returns or refunds after purchase, so please be aware of this. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive. Thank you. Title: Harmless Kitty B3 size 364mm x 515mm Artist: Yoshitomo Nara Yoshitomo Nara, a Japanese artist born on December 5, 1959, is known for his eclectic work, characterized by cartoonish paintings of melancholic children and animals. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Fine Arts from Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music, he studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in the late 1980s, drawing inspiration from both Eastern and Western cultures throughout his life. Nara's childhood was in post-war Japan, a time when exposure to Western pop culture, such as manga, Disney animation, and pop music, increased, and is often said to have had an early influence on Nara's work. Although he has always stated that he did not draw from Japanese manga, his distinctive large-eyed portraits have often prompted art critics to draw similarities between the two. Instead, he argues that he elevates his work to another spiritual level by combining innocent children with cynical expressions and incompatible objects (such as sharp knives), reflecting important issues in religion and philosophy. Yoshitomo Nara has many enthusiastic supporters and has held many solo exhibitions around the world, including a major retrospective from 2003 to 2005 that toured many locations. Nara's works are held in many major museums, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Museum of Art, Osaka. Title: Harmless Kitty B3 poster size 36.4 x 51.5cm A poster by Yoshitomo Nara.