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Arthur J. Williams Jr. is best-known for his successful reproduction of the “impossible to replicate” $100 bill in the United States in 1996. Williams printed an estimated $10 million dollars in fabricated money before landing himself in prison for nearly seven years. Throughout his incarceration, Williams furthered his talent by taking art classes, and studying the works of Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo, attempting to combine their techniques with his talent.
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Rolls Royce & Perillo Chicago
Arthur J Williams Jr hosted a show at Perillo Chicago which featured a custom Rolls Royce Wraith covered in his artwork, along with the unveiling of the Cullinan in Chicago from Rolls Royce.
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Art Basel VIP Preview at The Setai
Arthur J Williams Jr previews his collection for Art Basel 2018 at the Setai in Miami Beach along with charity organization All-In for All-Stars.
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Art Basel Show - Miami
Art Basel ranks as the premier art show of the Americas offering a premier platform for renowned artists and galleries from across the world. Watch a quick recap from Arthur J Williams Jr's first time at Art Basel in Miami.
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Vegas & Grow Chicago
Recap video of Art Williams Jr’s recent showing and auction in Las Vegas with the family of Muhammad Ali. The showing was held at City Athletic Boxing and featured Ali’s grandson Nico Walsh sparring in the ring next to Art’s paintings.
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DaVinci Gallery #CGF4JUSTICE Los Angeles
Art Williams Jr Recap, Grand Opening of DaVinci Gallery, Speech for Common Ground Foundation. After-School All-Stars Charity Event in Los Angeles with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Statham & Tim Arnold.
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Cleveland Browns Defensive Team Speech
Art Williams was recently invited by Cleveland Browns Defensive Coordinator and Super Bowl Champion Gregg Williams to come speak to his men.
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