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Kathy Butterly, Untitled from Earth School Portfolio , 2005

Kathy Butterly

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Description

Kathy Butterfly

Untitled from Earth School Portfolio , 2005

Digital Print on Card Stock (Signed/Numbered) - Unframed

24 × 18 in

61 × 45.7 cm

Edition of 25

This 2005 print was created by artist Kathy Butterly in a very limited edition of only 25, for the little publicized gem "Earth School Portfolio", in a linen covered portfolio box, which held a print by each of these 10 artists: Tom Burckhardt, Kathy Butterly, Tony Fitzpatrick, Yun-Fei Ji, David Sandlin, Amy Sillman, Kiki Smith, Fred Tomaselli, Carnie Waldman and Sally Webster. These artists all donated their work to support the Earth School, an alternative public school in the East Village of New York City. We acquired the complete portfolio with all of the works. This Kathy Butterly print has excellent provenance, as it was part of the original portfolio, acquired from the Collection of Ashton Hawkins - former Executive Vice President of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is in original condition, never framed - and this is the first time that it will be removed from the original portfolio box housing all of the works in the Earth School collection. Pencil signed and numbered.

Pencil signed and numbered on the recto (front) from the limited edition of only 25

Provenance: Acquired from the Earth School Portfolio, held in the original linen slipcase with prints by nine other artists, from the Estate of Ashton Hawkins, former Executive Vice President of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y.