Buy Andy Warhol - Sunset 185 1972 Lt. Ed. Print Signed Unframed

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Andy Warhol - Sunset 185 1972 Lt. Ed. print signed unframed

Andy Warhol -Sunset 185 (1972). The screenprint was produced at an unheard of 472 unique color variations with the use of only three screens. The plate signed print is in excellent condition.

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Item	226384362280
Seller	thefactory-nyc ( 4445 ⭐ ) 100.0% Location: New York, US, New York Accept Payments With ,
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Condition	New
Artist	Andy Warhol
Unit of Sale	Single Piece
Signed By	Andy Warhol
Image Orientation	Landscape
Size	Medium
Signed	Yes
Title	Sunset 185
Material	Paper
Framing	Unframed
Region of Origin	New York, USA
Original/Licensed Reprint	Original
Subject	Sunsets
Type	Print
Year of Production	1972
Item Height	22.5
Style	Pop Art
Theme	Nature, Nautical
Features	Limited Edition, Numbered
Unit Quantity	1
Production Technique	Screen Printing
Country/Region of Manufacture	United States
Item Width	22.4
Time Period Produced	1970-1979

I offer a 100% money back guarantee with free shipping within the US!Andy Warhol - Sunset 185 (1972) Overall size: 22.4 x 22.5 inchesPrinted image size: 21 x 21 inchesPrinted on Arches Aquarelle. UnframedExecuted in 1972; this impression was number 185 from the total edition of 632 unique impressions, one of 472 impressions used by architects Johnson & Burgee for the Hotel Marquette, Minneapolis, published by David Whitney. This series is an extreme example of the concept of color serialization. The screenprint was produced at an unheard of 472 unique color variations with the use of only three screens. The sunset series is considered to be one of Warhol’s more expressive projects he produced in his lifetime. The commission for the work was made by Johnson & Burgee, famed architects, to be installed in the rooms of the renovated Hotel Marquette in Minneapolis, Minnesota.The plate signed print is in excellent condition. The M. Mars Gallery in New York produced some of the finest quality prints, producing vivid colors on the finest linen paper for many artists.