Audrey of Mulberry

In 2013, artist Tristan Eaton was asked to help turn New York's Little Italy's blank walls into a museum without doors, and on the corner of Mulberry and Broome — the side of Caffe Roma — he answered with "Audrey of Mulberry." Eaton spliced Hepburn's face together from two languages at once: timeless black & white portraiture interrupted by ribbons of technicolor pop, the classic and the electric sharing one gaze. The Kidrobot alum and toy-design prodigy turned street muralist chose Hepburn deliberately — classic beauty for a classic neighborhood — and the corner has since become one of the most photographed walls in New York, a pilgrimage site where tourists line up for a portrait with a portrait. This twelve-foot icon of an icon is now captured for the first time as a limited edition 250mg 24-karat gold Aurum.