Graffiti Prints 'Vault Sale' Detail

Vault Sale starts at 12pm EST on Sunday November 16th, 2025

Graffiti Prints is holding a special Vault Sale on Sunday November 16th, 2025. Which will run for a full 24 hours. This unique event offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire hard-to-find, highly sought-after prints and originals from the gallery's extensive archives, including elusive 1/1 pieces and "holy grails" from past collections.

The sale will feature a diverse lineup of popular and influential street and urban artists. Collectors can browse available works by artists such as: Fanakapan, Flog, Martin Whartson ,Sandra Chevrier, FinDac, Shane Turner and more.  The selection is expected to include a variety of mediums and editions, from standard prints to hand-finished pieces and unique originals on paper. A preview of the items expected in the sale is available online from Saturday. To participate in the event or view the available art, interested buyers should visit their site when the sale goes live.

Prefab77 'Always In Luxury I' Print Available

Artist: Prefab77
Title: Always In Luxury I
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 75 x 75 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Prices: £295

*this print is part of their Vault Sale

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Prefab77, whose real name is Peter Manning, is a British contemporary street and fine artist renowned for his bold, graphic style that blends urban decay with high fashion aesthetics. Working out of Newcastle for over 20 years, his art is a fusion of experiences from North England, California, and New York, reflecting a narrative of modern popular culture, money, fashion, and politics.

Manning’s artistic journey began in an unconventional setting: as a printmaker and designer in Her Majesty's British Army. This early experience in design and printmaking laid the foundation for his meticulous technique. His career then led him to the fashion and marketing industries, including a significant period living and working in New York City's Lower East Side during the 1990s. The raw, layered street culture of Nolita, clashing with emerging gentrification and luxury brands, profoundly influenced his unique aesthetic, characterized by a mix of acrylic, spray paint, wheatpaste, and varnish.

Prefab77's work is instantly recognizable for its hard edged, stripped down compositions, often featuring allegorical female portraits or "Gangs, Goddesses and Groupies" alongside traditional iconography and anti-establishment motifs. His murals, such as "Net Worth" in North Shields, often incorporate local heritage and political commentary, using a blend of photo-realism and pop art elements.

He has exhibited globally in galleries in Detroit, San Francisco, and Ibiza, and has been commissioned by major brands including Nike, Converse, GAP, and Keds. His work has also graced the cover of the New York Dolls' final studio album, Dancing Backward in High Heels.