During WWII when the Germany bombed Italy, my grandfather could no longer go to school. He was only in 4th grade. To educate himself, he religiously read National Geographic magazines, which he kept his entire life. RIP Grandpa Rino. We love you. 65 years later, 25 moves, 3 countries, my family and I managed to keep my grandfather’s full collection of vintage National Geographic magazines...yes, including the maps. About 3 months ago, @trey_gallerydefi came to me looking for a super unique, exclusive and personal piece of art. At first, he was sold on the famous “Champagne Cap Piece,” but then he wanted something custom made for him...alas, the @natgeo idea was born. Art is truly so special and now my grandfather and his story will live forever. These 4 pieces will be hung in the dopest gallery in Dallas: @gallerydefi. Thank you gramps for the story, the work ethic, and this collection of magazines. And thank you @trey_gallerydefi @gallerydefi for the opportunity. Y’all real ones! And as always my girl @shotbyzanc for the fire flicks and @ang__brands for the assist. #womenrun