What The Girl With The Pearl Earring Would Look Like Now - Vermeer Parody by Suge Works

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Canvas with a PEFC-certified wooden stretcher frame
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Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
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Art code 1943472
What The Girl With The Pearl Earring Would Look Like Now - Vermeer Parody by Suge Works
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Elverum, Norway

About ‘What The Girl With The Pearl Earring Would Look Like Now - Vermeer Parody’ by Suge Works

This is what she would look like if she grew up in Amsterdam today: Rings under the eyes from too much weed wearing an old worn out XXX Amsterdam t-shirt and a durag - hinting at a lot of "exotic" encounters.

Have this on your wall for surprising your visitors with a good laugh or simply just a surprised reaction of some other…

Conceived by Suge Works, visualized with AI.

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Elverum, Norway

I am a Norwegian artist - primarily graffiti artist and AI prompter, who has over 25 years experience as a serious graffiti artist and over 2 decades of experience with photo editing.

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