COMET -Untitled - Painting

COMET -Untitled - PaintingCOMET "Saved" Spray Paint, Acrylic & Marker on Canvas. Measures 30"x 40". JOHN "COMET" RUSSO BEGAN PAINTING SUBWAY TRAINS AS A VERY YOUNG BOY, JUST LIKE MOST GRAFFITI WRITERS. WHAT WAS DIFFERENT ABOUT HIM WAS HE STARTED WRITING BACK IN 1971 AND AT THAT TIME GRAFFITI WAS IN THE BEGINNING STAGES. COMET, ALONG WITH OTHERS, PAVED THE WAY FOR NEW WRITERS OF THAT ERA AND GAVE THE GRAFFITI COMMUNITY A SOLID FOUNDATION TO BUILD ON. DURING HIS RUN PAINTING THE

Marker and Ink on Board

They were on hand to be major players in the last years of significant aerosol painting on the legendary trains of new york

ALBERT REYES- Titled ” cat” Silkscreen on Book cover

He developed his style in the subways and streets of the Bronx throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s achieving international recognition for his distinctive style

COMET- "A Touch of Art" Spray Paint

“Untitled” This work is a compilation of 3 or 4 of the artists prints all on one sheet from 2000

3 1/2×4 1/2 inches

RxArt donates coloring books to children in participating healthcare facilities

CES has been featured in the New York Times

COMET- "Comet/Billy Train" Spray Paint

w/color xerox (top left) size 44”x 36”

These ‘train cars’ are beautifully adorned with mixed mediums and have been creatively hand embellished by the most talented New York Graffiti masters of yesterday and today