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Niki de Saint Phalle, Lincoln Center Film Festival (hand signed and numbered edition), 1973

Name: Niki de Saint Phalle, Lincoln Center Film Festival (hand signed and numbered edition), 1973
Brand: Niki de Saint Phalle
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Niki de Saint Phalle

Lincoln Center Film Festival (hand signed and numbered edition), 1973

From the series Lincoln Center Series for the Performing Artist, Published by the Vera List Print and Poster Program

Color Silkscreen (Signed/Numbered) - unframed

70 × 37 in

177.8 × 94 cm

Edition of 144

This beautiful large limited edition silkscreen in bold dramatic colors is one of only 144 that were hand signed and numbered by Niki de Saint Phalle - not to be confused with the larger (unsigned) poster edition of 3000. This is a hand signed and numbered silkscreen poster, published to celebrate the Eleventh New York Film Festival presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center, September 28 - October 13, 1973, Alice Tully Hall, New York City. This work makes a terrific conversation piece and would look impressive in any home or office: a large wonderful silkscreen with intense Day- Glo colors captures.
The modern primitive design is accompanied by random, stream of consciousness thoughts expressed in childlike artistic ideograms. Unframed and in good vintage condition, though there are some gentle handling creases and minor scuff marks (visible only up close and not captured on camera), most of which should frame out nicely. Uncommon.

Signature: Signed lower right recto (front) in graphite, Niki De Saint Phalle; numbered lower left from the limited edition of 144.

Publisher: Vera List Art Program, Lincoln Center