Peter Max
UNTITLED – 1978
Print – Silkscreen, on Arches Paper 29.5” x 21.75”
Edition: signed in pencil and marked 195/200
Paper Size 36″ x 28.75″ inches
image size approx= 29″ x 24″ inches
Original hand pulled vintage silkscreen
Peter Max “Purple Woman with Bird” Silkscreen Lithograph Signed Original
CONDITION NOTE: Light stain over the image See Photos
Beginning in the 1960s Peter Max has been rendering vibrant cosmic landscapes which have striking visual parallels to the themes that were being expressed by The Beatles; mind expansion, intergalactic journeys, fantastic timeless landscapes, colorful portraits of curious characters, and above all love for fellow man.
Certainly the subject of Max’s work often reflects his own social and spiritual interests alongside his aesthetic and formal concerns. Throughout the past two decades he became a champion of many causes ranging from environmentalism and the campaign for Tibet, to the restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
Original price was: $8,000.00.$7,200.00Current price is: $7,200.00.
In stock
Description
Beginning in the 1960s Peter Max has been rendering vibrant cosmic landscapes which have striking visual parallels to the themes that were being expressed by The Beatles; mind expansion, intergalactic journeys, fantastic timeless landscapes, colorful portraits of curious characters, and above all love for fellow man.
Certainly the subject of Max’s work often reflects his own social and spiritual interests alongside his aesthetic and formal concerns. Throughout the past two decades he became a champion of many causes ranging from environmentalism and the campaign for Tibet, to the restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
Additional information
| Weight | 4 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 35 × 5 × 4 in |
| Artist Name | |
| Certificate of Authenticity | yes |
| Date of Creation | |
| Edition Size | 195/200 |
| Edition Type | silkscreen |
| Framing | |
| Item height | 29.5 |
| Item Length | 21.75 |
| Listed By | Dealer or Reseller |
| Signed | Signed |
| Medium / Type | |
| Item Width | 0.1 |
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Peter Max “Purple Woman with Bird” Silkscreen Lithograph Signed Original
Peter Max
UNTITLED – 1978
Print – Silkscreen, on Arches Paper 29.5” x 21.75”
Edition: signed in pencil and marked 195/200
Paper Size 36" x 28.75" inches
image size approx= 29″ x 24″ inches
Original hand pulled vintage silkscreen
CONDITION NOTE: Light stain over the image See Photos
Beginning in the 1960s Peter Max has been rendering vibrant cosmic landscapes which have striking visual parallels to the themes that were being expressed by The Beatles; mind expansion, intergalactic journeys, fantastic timeless landscapes, colorful portraits of curious characters, and above all love for fellow man.
Certainly the subject of Max’s work often reflects his own social and spiritual interests alongside his aesthetic and formal concerns. Throughout the past two decades he became a champion of many causes ranging from environmentalism and the campaign for Tibet, to the restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
In stock
