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JAYSON LILLEY, 'MOOCOW BLUE', LIMITED EDITION COW SCREEN PRINT 10/100, SIGNED

Jayson Lilley, 'Moocow Blue', Limited Edition Cow Screen Print 10/100, Signed

£100.00 - £100.00
£100.00
£100.00 - £100.00
£100.00

moocow blue

Jayson Lilley (British, b.1972), limited edition screenprint in colours.
Signed, titled and numbered in pencil to margin.
Image measures approximately 42cm x 42cm. In good condition with some minor creases to sheet from storage. 

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