Eduardo Kobra is one of the most beloved figures in global street art. Hundreds of his photorealistic murals are spread across five continents and dozens of countries, from Japan to Malawi to Norway. Taking celebrities and other icons as his subjects, Kobra produces large-scale, kaleidoscopic paintings, each composed of hundreds of repeating shapes. One of his most recognized works is The Kiss (2002) in New York City, a towering mural that reinterpreted in rainbow hues the famous V-J Day embrace between a sailor and his partner, documented by photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt. Kobra also produces large-scale mixed-media paintings in his signature geometric style, which is inspired by pichação, or Brazilian graffiti, and the graffiti styles of his native São Paulo.
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• Orders being shipped outside the U.S., the EU, and the U.K. may be subject to additional local taxes or import duties.
• The edition number will be allocated at the point of sale.
• For our Fine Art Prints: The image of the artwork shows a proof, not the final edition, and each edition may vary slightly from this image.
• Editions cannot be resold to a third party for a period of two years.
• KvE Gallery reserves the right to cancel or refund orders for any reason.
• Please read our Refund policy.
• All prints are sold unframed and packaged to the highest standards, using archival materials for rich color, sharp detail, and gallery-worthy results.
• Shipping charges are additional and will be calculated at checkout.
• To cancel your order, please get in touch with us within two hours of submission, as printing may start thereafter.
All prints and commissioned paintings are made to order. Accordingly, KvE does not accept refunds, returns or exchanges for orders. On rare occasions, one or more products in an order may be damaged while in transit in possession of our shipping partners. If one or more of your product(s) arrives damaged, please send detailed, clearly visible photos of the damage including images of the packaging to contact@kve.gallery.
We do everything we can to ensure the artwork looks on your screen as close as possible to how it will appear in person. However, please keep in mind that color and brightness may vary slightly depending on your screen settings and ambient lighting.
For our print orders we offer customs-free shipping to the UK, EU, and USA. Your order is automatically fulfilled from our nearest print facility—in the United States, United Kingdom, or Germany—to ensure smooth delivery without unexpected import charges.
Please note: For customers outside the UK, EU, and USA, please be aware that local import duties or taxes may apply. These fees are determined by your country’s customs regulations and are not included in your order total.
Dispatch time: 1–2 business days
Estimated delivery times by region:
United Kingdom: 3–7 days
Germany: 3–7 days
Europe (EU): 4–10 days
Europe (EEA & Switzerland): 4–10 days
USA: 6–10 days
Canada: 6–10 days
Rest of World: 5–15 days
Each commissioned piece is uniquely crafted—timing and delivery depend on the scale of your project and your location. We can’t wait to hear about your project and ideas.
For collectors purchasing works from other artists listed on our website or through our Art Advisory services, delivery times, customs, and import duties will depend on both your location and the origin of the artwork.
• All prints are sold unframed.
• All prints include a white border with edition number.
• All prints and commissioned paintings are made to order. Accordingly, KvE does not accept refunds, returns or exchanges for orders. On rare occasions, one or more products in an order may be damaged while in transit in possession of our shipping partners. If one or more of your product(s) arrives damaged, please send detailed, clearly visible photos of the damage including images of the packaging to contact@kve.gallery.
• To cancel your order, please get in touch with us within two hours of submission, as printing may start thereafter.
