#lithograph
Meticulous free verse: Mallarmé’s Un Coup de Dés and Ellsworth Kelly
Ellsworth Kelly’s “The Mallarmé Suite” (1992), a suite of four prints created in relation to a poem by Stéphane Mallarmé, are currently on display in “Stories to Tell” through August 12, 2018. Art Curator Tracy Bonfitto shares insight about the prints and poem.
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Fuck ‘Bout Everything (In the Floating World) (1999)
Edition of 50
Yoshitomo Nara
Offset lithograph
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Liberator Cycles & Automobiles. 1899. Pal.
54 5/8 x 76 7/8 in./138.7 x 195.3 cm
It’s one of the most famous posters in the world: often copied, often poorly. This is the original – in the original large format of the design – and this one, in particular, has vibrant coloration and exquisite detail that we rarely see. (Note our Valkyrie’s chain-mail miniskirt, with textured rings and metallic shimmer.) Pal’s triumph here is the culmination of the “Bicycle Craze” of the 1890s, which indeed delivered liberation for female riders and sparked the modern women’s rights movement. This is the original large format of the design.
Available at auction June 26. Learn More>>
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Automobile Club de France/5me Salon. 1902. Privat Livemont.
39 1/8 x 51 1/8 in./99.3 x 130 cm
Personifying the 5th Paris Auto Show is a regal-looking Art Nouveau goddess, proudly sitting at the helm of the latest open-air automobile. According to the side panel, bicycles, boats, and hot air balloons were also on view.
Available at auction June 26. Learn More>>
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Cycles Gladiator. ca. 1895. Anonymous.
51 7/8 x 38 1/8 in./131.7 x 96.8 cm
A lithographic masterpiece. Acclaimed as one of the world’s greatest posters, this image of a flame-tressed sylph, propelled among the stars by the Gladiator and its winged pedals, has been appropriated throughout culture ever since its debut in 1895. Shockingly, it remains anonymous, despite the presence of faint initials L.W. in the lower right corner.
Available at auction June 26. Learn More>>
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Caudieux. 1893. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
36 ¼ x 50 5/8 in./92.2 x 128.5 cm
A well-loved cabaret personality in Montmartre, Caudieux was a large, floppy ball of a man, shown here with coattails billowing behind him as he exits, stage right. As the actor purses his lips in self-satisfaction after what we can imagine to be a fine performance, a hollow-cheeked audience member gawks curiously up from the orchestra pit. Feinblatt calls this “a study in dynamic motion and concentrated energy… and his bustling sweep across the boards is an unparalleled rendering of movement among Lautrec’s posters” (Wagner, p. 20).
Available at auction February 25, 2018.
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Fêtes D'Aviation. 1911. Goth.
47 ¼ x 63 in./120 x 160 cm
Practically the mirror image of Le Petit Parisien’s poster for the Paris-Madrid race, we are here offered the skyline of the small town of Le Puy. The text below advertises a rivalry between Jules Vedrines (who would become the first pilot to break 100 mph the following year) and the Peruvian Juan Bielovucic Cavalié (the second aviator to make it across the Alps).
Available at auction February 25, 2018.
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Théophile Roederer & Co./Champagne. 1897. Louis-Theophile Hingre.
24 ¾ x 50 5/8 in./63 x 128.5 cm
For one of the most beloved Champagne houses in France, Hingre fuses the motifs of Mucha with the poses of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, and produces a work that perfectly balances lightness, strength, structure and opulence. It’s a rather fine translation of the Champagne itself into visual form. Hingre wasn’t just a graphic artist; he also worked in metal sculpture, and the sculpted guard across the woman’s midriff is a small signature to that effect.
Vintage posters at auction February 25, 2018: view all 500 lots.
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‘Batman 89’ by Florey.
Officially licensed 24" x 36" offset lithograph print on 300gsm Archival paper, in a numbered TIMED Release Regular edition for £39.99 / $50, a numbered Variant edition of 175 for £44.99 / $60, and a numbered 'Trading Card’ Variant edition of 125 for £49.99 / $65.
On sale Thursday May 12 at 6pm UK (1pm ET) until Sunday May 15 at 6pm UK (1pm ET) from Vice PressandBottleneck Gallery.
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‘Dune’ by Matt Ferguson.
Officially licensed 24" x 36" offset Lithograph print, in a numbered Regular edition of 225 for £39.99 / $50, and a numbered Foil Variant edition of 175 for £49.99 / $60.
On sale Tuesday May 17 at 6pm UK (1pm ET) through Vice PressandBottleneck Gallery.
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A lithograph of the miraculous image of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn in Vilnius, Lithuania. The image is known as the Mother of Mercy, or Mater Misericordiæ in Latin.
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, by Alick P.F. Ritchie. Lithograph, published 26 April 1905. © National Portrait Gallery, London.
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Enrique Chagoya, “Illegal Alien’s Guide to Somewhere Over the Rainbow”, 2010,
Lithograph with chine colle,
Sheet: 24 5/8 x 40 ¾ inches, image (variable): 23 ½ x 39 ½ inches.
Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Ted L. and Maryanne Ellison Simmons
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New limited edition print, “Peruke”, has been released today! $30 excluding shipping. Each print is signed, titled, and numbered.
To purchase:
www.etsy.com/shop/LaurenMarxArt
The original piece is still available at Corey Helford Gallery. For inquiries, please contact them at [email protected]
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New Print!
$25 excluding shipping
From my etsy shop, www.etsy.com/shop/LaurenMarxArt
description:
This off-set lithograph is individually signed, titled and numbered. “Attached” print comes in a limited quantity of 100, and once sold out, they are gone! Print size: 10.5 inches wide, 13.75 inches long including a one-inch white border around the image. Each print comes shipped in an unnecessarily large plastic bag (I only have really big ones, which work perfectly haha), in a cardboard tube via USPS. International orders can take a month or more sometimes, so please keep that in mind if you are wanting a print from outside the US. :)
“Attached” is a piece that was included in my November 2016 Corey Helford Gallery, “Flesh Blood Bone”. The print provides a very affordable option for art collectors, friends, family and fans! Thank you!
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illustration from Holt NY’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, William Heath Robinson (1914) // ‘Kindness Be Conceived’, Thao and the Get Down Stay Down
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illustration of Cassandra from The Stratford Gallery (1859) // ‘Too Little, Too Late’ by Metric
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