// Public verification

Authentic record.

This certificate is registered in the tijo studio archive. Below are the facts of the work it identifies. Collector details are private and not published here.

// Certificate serial

TIJO-COA-2026-0005

Issued 18 July 2026

Boy & Dog V2 by tijo (2026), 150 × 120 cm acrylic on canvas. A neo-expressionist painting on a deep umber-brown ground: on the left a white-outlined skeletal boy with a black oval head, single white circle eye containing a black triangle, white block teeth with a pink tongue, a red heart and a pink X on the chest, and white femur bones for a leg. On the right a large black-and-white dog with black floppy ears, mismatched square and circle eyes, a pink nose, a silver keyboard-grid of teeth, white X-crosses stitched down its back, and a pink intestinal coil in the belly. Between them a white horned third-eye totem with an orange ring radiates black lines. US PATENT # 1,974,483 (1934) is lettered in dark blue; white physics equations are chalked across the upper left; an orange sun with glyph inscriptions burns in the upper right; faint yellow script threads through the white outlines. Signed tijo in a scratched heart with © and TM marks.

Title: Boy & Dog V2
Artist: Tijo Gaucher — signed “tijo”
Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic on canvas (Liquitex Soft Body)
Dimensions: 150 × 120 cm
Edition: Unique work, 1/1

// Status

Active — registered to a private collector

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// Authentication chain

Digital certificate: TIJO-COA-2026-0005; This page · issued 18 July 2026
Hologram on verso: 7989599; Applied to verso 18 July 2026
Paper certificate: TIJO-COA-2026-0005; In production

Any two of the three artifacts can verify the third. Mismatched serials, missing hologram, or unsigned paper certificate should be treated as evidence the work has been altered or misrepresented.

// Provenance

Chain of ownership

18 July 2026
Acquired direct from the studio by a private collector, United States.
Current owner · Venue: Direct from studio

Collector identities are private. Country of residence is shown for provenance traceability — the standard practice for fine-art registries. To register a transfer of ownership, the current owner should contact the studio; the chain is updated and the new owner issued a fresh digital portal.

// How verification works

Every work issued by the studio is bound to three matching records: a tamper-evident hologram on the painting verso, a paper certificate signed in wet ink and embossed with the studio seal, and this digital record. The serial number above appears on all three. Any two artifacts can verify the third.

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