Panoply: 8 Silkscreen Prints Inspired by the Splendours of The Great War

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Number 24 of an edition limited to 125 copies. The complete portfolio of eight brightly colored screen prints on thick, white paper (Museum Board), each measuring 30 in. x 29 ¾ in. Not bound. Numbered "24" on the justification page; each print is signed and dated in pencil by Wesley. In a cloth-covered folder with the title "Panoply" on the front panel, and still in its original shipping carton. All sheets and the portfolio are fine. Very scarce when complete. John Wesley is a contemporary American painter. Characterized by his uniquely graphic, flattened Pop paintings, Wesley s work addresses themes of sexuality and erotica through stylized and symmetrically composed images. Though his paintings are reminiscent of his contemporary Tom Wesselmann, his personal associations were with peers Dan Flavin and Donald Judd, and he was inspired by both the Minimalist and Surrealist movements. Approximate weight is 35 lbs. Postage will be extra on this item. N° de ref. del artículo ABE-16077276333

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