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Nálepka “graffiti”
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Edward Nightingale
Ed is a photojournalist based in europe. He dedicated his work to document the graffitimovement by focussing on train- and subwaygraffiti.
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Jon Naar
Jon Naar was one of the first photographers to document the early days of New York City graffiti in the 1970’s. The photos were first published in his legendary book entitled “Faith Of Graffiti”, complete with a forward from Norman Mailer.
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