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1990s NYC Graffiti: Part 3
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Monday, July 13th, 2009 : goo
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Oker KMS, Spot DOD
Dos
Terror 161, T-Kid 170
Aloe, Paer TWK
Sento, Milk
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T-Kid 170
Dome SM, SWone, ID
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These photos are part of the 1990s NYC Graffiti Series and were taken in New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island) from the late 1980s up through 2000 and scanned from 35mm photos and negatives...
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paks: 16th Jul 2009 - 05:18 GMT
this graff is dope the 90s was fo sho the best era of graffiti in history its koo how people aprreciate thi peace!
the end of graves: 4th Aug 2009 - 05:52 GMT
I wish more of NYC looked like this. I'd rather look at true art work than the bare walls and metals that replaced them. These guys who did all these are so talented. I hope it didn't go to waste. I also kinda wish they'd tag up the subway cars again instead of that Jetsons shit with the Mr. Roboto announcements we have.
SageO..DM..~~: 14th Nov 2009 - 05:57 GMT
most of these pictures i took my self , i gave these flicks away in 99 to Smart crew nyc ,Docr and Luk , wish i kept them ..but i am glad that there up .. peace..
thinkwell: 10th Jan 2011 - 17:09 GMT
hopefully aloe does a google search like his boy jay told him to and sees some of his ish being respected
Trez: damn...havent seen the ID tags around for a min.
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