Graffiti Kings: New York Transit Art of the 1970s,Jack Stewart

Item Details:\nTitle: Graffiti Kings: New York City Mass Transit Art of the 1970s\nAuthor: Jack Stewart; edited by Regina Stewart\nPublisher: Melcher Media/Abrams\nPublication Year: 2009\nFormat: Hardcover\nPages: 223\nLanguage: English\nGenre: Art, History, Popular Culture\nStyle: Street Art, Graffiti, Urban Culture, Non-Fiction\n\nOverview:\nA richly illustrated study of New York City subway graffiti in the 1970s, drawing on Jack Stewart\u2019s first-hand documentation, interviews, and research. The book traces the rise of this urban art movement, exploring the writers, styles, and social world behind the painted trains, with abundant colour illustrations throughout.\n\nPerfect For:\n- Collectors of graffiti and street art books\n- Readers interested in New York cultural history\n- Fans of urban art, hip-hop culture, and design\n- Researchers of visual culture and public art\n- Anyone seeking a visually striking art reference book\n\nA strong and increasingly sought-after volume fo.