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Signed Red Grooms Limited Edition Mango Mango Silkscreen

Excellent

A beautiful example of the pop art work of Red Grooms (American, 1937 - ). This silkscreen is entitled, "Mango Mango" and was printed in 1973 within an edition of 250.

Red Grooms was born in Nashville, Tennessee in 1937. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the New School for Social Research, New York. During the 1950s, Grooms moved to New York City to immerse himself in the art scene. For nearly fifty years, Grooms has combined color, vibrancy, and a generous dose of self-deprecating humor to produce art in all media that provokes and delights. He pokes fun at the icons of American politics, entertainment and the world of art, while paying homage to his subjects at the same time. No artist since Honoré Daumier has had a greater understanding of humor or a more direct connection to his audience than Grooms. In return, Grooms has earned the public's unqualified admiration and appreciation.

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$2,285.71

Signed Framed Richard Bernstein Limited Ruby Silkscreen

Excellent

A beautiful silkscreen by the artist Richard Bernstein, American (1939 - 2002). This great pop art styled piece, which is entitled "Ruby," was created in 1978.

Born in New York in 1939, Richard Bernstein studied at Pratt Institute and Columbia University. He had the singular honor of doing the cover art for Andy Warhol's Interview magazine where he created an unmistakably identifiable style that was instantly recognizable as the "Bernstein Look." Few artists have fared well in both the aesthetic and commercial art scene but Richard Bernstein has managed to conquer both. As an oil painter and illustrator, he portrays simple shapes and forms with infinite beauty. As a "chronicler of his times," his portraits of Salvador Dali, Ryan O'Neal and Racquel Welch exemplify the 'pop' genre.

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$2,057.14

Signed Framed Victor Vasarely Limited Edition Composition Silkscreen

Excellent

A signed limited edition serigraph by Victor Vasarely, Hungarian (1908 - 1997) entitled "Composition." It is a silkscreen that was created by the artist in 1964, an early example of his artwork. This piece is an excellent example of Vasarely's work in the world of optical art. This piece is signed by the artist in pencil, lower right and numbered in pencil, lower left.

Hungarian-born Victor Vasarely is known as a founder of optical art. He studied at the Bauhaus Muhely in Budapest and in 1930 moved to Paris where he developed his particular vision which stems from the idea of democratizing the art object. Influenced greatly by the problems of the world's cities, he feels his work offers a solution by presenting a clear view of the "color-surface-perception" relationship. He has used the income from the sale of these "investigations," as he calls his prints, to establish a socio-cultural foundation in Aix-en-Provence, France, for the study of the integration of plastic beauty at all levels of the urban environment. He is represented in major museums all over the world and has received many artistic and honorary awards. Among these distinctions are the French Legion of Honor, the Guggenheim Prize, and the Gold Medal of the Triennale in Milan.

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$2,057.14

Signed Robert Indiana Limited Edition Golden Future Of America Silkscreen

Excellent

Robert Indiana is known for his great graphical interpretations of common words and themes. This 1976 silkscreen, which is entitled "Golden Future of America," is signed by the artist in pencil, lower right and is numbered in pencil, lower left. Edition of 175.

Born Robert Clark in New Castle, Indiana, in 1928, he adopted the name of his native state as a pseudonymous surname early in his career. During his typically Midwestern boyhood, highway signs had a symbolic importance for him. His father worked for Phillips 66 gas and, when he left his wife and son, he did so down Route 66. And the diner, which his mother subsequently operated, had the familiar "EAT" sign looming overhead. Indiana's best known image is the word love in upper-case letters, arranged in a square with a tilted letter O. This image, first created for a Christmas card for the Museum of Modern Art in 1964, was included on an eight-cent United States Postal Service postage stamp in 1973, the first of their regular series of "love stamps." His Love Sculptures are all over the major cities of the United States and throughout the world.

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$1,600.00

Signed Ltd Ed Erte Alphabet Suite Letter W Silkscreen

Excellent

Signed Limited Edition Erté silkscreen entitled "W" from the _Alphabet Suite_ is signed by the artist, lower right in pencil and numbered 114 of 350, lower left in pencil.

Considered for having a flair for the dramatic, Erté changed his name from the Russian heritage of Romain de Tirtoff to reflect the French pronunciation of his initials to sound more affluent and stylish. Known as one of the greatest fashion and stage designers of the twentieth century, Erté combined these elements with his love of sculpture and painting by creating an Art Deco style of his own.

Created in 1976, the Alphabet Suite showcases Erté's talent as a costume designer as well as a skilled painter. Infusing bright and vibrant colors with images and elements of fantasy, Erté creates a fun and jovial interpretation with a circus ring leader with two of his horses for the letter W. The artist showcases his love for the elaborate and ornate while playing close attention to the decorative nature of each figure.