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Louis Armstrong (Dixieland In Rome), 1948 Graffiti "Bromeliad" is conceptualized and composed

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Description

"Bromeliad" is conceptualized and composed in the same way as Wood's "Clippings" series

featuring the word "Paranoic" rendered in his distinctive stenciled typography

and comes complete with its original custom linen box and documentation

Through his distinctive lettering style and compositional approach

Louis Armstrong (Dixieland In Rome), 1948 Graffiti "Bromeliad" is conceptualized and composedAn impromptu concert in Rome with American Jazz trumpeter and singer Louis Armstrong (1901 1971), Earl 'Fatha' Hines (1905 1983) on piano and Jack Teagarden (1905 1964) on trombone playing with the 'Rhythm Kings'. Hines and Teargarden play in Armstrong's 'All Stars' band, November 1948. (Photo by Slim Aarons Getty Images)

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