First issued in 1873, the Colt Single Action Army earned its enduring nickname, “Peacemaker,” through its widespread use on the American frontier. Wielded by sheriffs, soldiers, and gunslingers, it became more than a firearm—it became a cultural symbol of authority, justice, and the myths of the Old West. This version …
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Artwork Details
Material
Oil Mixed Media on Canvas
Size
Pop Art Exhibit – Papayon & Mario Kazaz, Roberto F. Salmon
Rarity
Unique
Signature
Hand-signed by artist, bottom, not signed
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Included (issued by authorized authenticating body)
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About the Artist
Papayon
American, Mexican, September 22, 1980
American, Mexican, September 22, 1980
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