Artist: Original Editions ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Original Editions Sheet with title page, table of contents, introduction by Max Kozloff, and numbered colophon from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III 1965
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Dorado, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1983, Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
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Dorado, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1983, Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
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Dorado, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1983, Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
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Dorado, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1983, Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
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Broken Ring, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1977, Lithograph on Arches paper
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Broken Ring, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1977, Lithograph on Arches paper
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Texas, Cirrus Editions Ltd. , 1999, Lithograph on Coventry vellum paper
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Jackie II, KMF Inc. , 1965, Silkscreen
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Jackie III, KMF Inc. , 1966, Screenprint
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Jackie II, KMF Inc. , 1965, Silkscreen
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Jackie III, KMF Inc. , 1966, Screenprint
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Jackie III, KMF Inc. , 1966, Screenprint
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Jackie II, KMF Inc. , 1965, Silkscreen
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America Whistles, APC Editions , 1975, Lithograph on Velin d’Arches Blanc paper
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America Whistles, APC Editions , 1975, Lithograph on Velin d’Arches Blanc paper
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Duncan’s Horses, John Graham Lough (England, Shotley, 1798 - 1876)  (Artist), 1832, Plaster on original wood base in original glass bell
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Peter Phillips Custom Print I, pl. 6 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. I screen print on aulfoil 1965
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Peter Phillips Custom Print II, pl. 2 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. II screen print on aulfoil 1965
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Gerald Laing Triple, plate 9 from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III Color screenprint 1965
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John Wesley Maiden, pl. 7 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. I screen print on wove paper 1965
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Gerald Laing Slide, pl. 8 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. II screen print and collage on styrene circa 1965
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John Wesley Bird Lady, pl. 9 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. II screen print on wove paper 1965
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John Wesley Dream of Unicorns, plate 11 from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III Color screenprint 1965
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The Melody Haunts My Reverie, Roy Lichtenstein (United States, New York, New York City, 1923 - 1997) , 1965, Screenprint
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The Melody Haunts My Reverie, Roy Lichtenstein (United States, New York, New York City, 1923 - 1997) , 1965, Screenprint
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The Melody Haunts My Reverie, Roy Lichtenstein (United States, New York, New York City, 1923 - 1997) , 1965, Screenprint
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Gerald Laing Compact, pl. 10 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. I screen print and collage on wove paper circa 1965
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Tom Wesselmann TV Still Life, plate 7 from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III Color screenprint 1965
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Glimpse, Tom Savage , July 1997, Lithograph
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Glimpse, Tom Savage , July 1997, Lithograph
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Allen Jones Miss America, pl. 11 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. I lithograph on wove paper 1965
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U.F.O. ’I Saw It’, John Baldessari (United States, California, National City, born 1931-06-17) , September 1997, Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
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U.F.O. ’I Saw It’, John Baldessari (United States, California, National City, born 1931-06-17) , September 1997, Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
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Allen Jones Pour les LËvres, pl. 6 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. II screen print on wove paper 1965
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Tom Wesselmann Nude, pl. 10 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. II screen print on wove paper, Fairbrother 9 circa 1965
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Tom Wesselmann Cut-out Nude, pl. 1 from Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. I screen print on vinyl (set into die-cut cardboard mat, Fairbrother 4) circa 1965
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Untitled, Lou Beach , 1983, Screenprint on Stonehenge paper
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Agribusiness, Lou Beach , 1984, Screenprint on Stonehenge paper
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Judith and Holofernes, Agostino Cornacchini (after) (Italy, 1683 - 1754)  (Artist), original model 1722-1723; this example circa 1746-1750, Doccia porcelain with original wood base
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Allen Jones "Janet is wearing...", plate 8 from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III Lithograph on Arches paper 1965
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Multiple Artists Original Designs of the Most Celebrated Masters ä in His Majesty*s Collection (London: G. and W. Nicholä, 1812). BOUND WITH: Engravings from the Original Designs of Annibale, Agostino, and Ludovico Caracci, in His Majesty*s C
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Charles Hobson Frontispiece illustration in the book Shipwreck Stories by Charles Hobson (San Francisco: Pacific Editions, 1996) photogravure 1996
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James Rosenquist For Love, plate 5 from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III Color screenprint 1965
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Moment, Tom Savage , July 1997, Drawing on paper
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Moment, Tom Savage , July 1997, Drawing on paper
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Texas Mastaba, APC Editions , 1975, Lithograph with silkscreen and collage
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Texas Mastaba, APC Editions , 1975, Lithograph with silkscreen and collage
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Peter Phillips Custom Print III, plate 4 from the portfolio Eleven Pop Artists, Vol. III Color screenprint on "alufoil" (aluminum foil bonded to paper) 1965
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Whipped Butter for Eugen Ruchin, James Albert Rosenquist (United States, North Dakota, Grand Forks, born 1933-11-29) , 1965, Silkscreen
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Whipped Butter for Eugen Ruchin, James Albert Rosenquist (United States, North Dakota, Grand Forks, born 1933-11-29) , 1965, Silkscreen
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Whipped Butter for Eugen Ruchin, James Albert Rosenquist (United States, North Dakota, Grand Forks, born 1933-11-29) , 1965, Silkscreen
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Sleeping Giants, Thaddeus Strode , 1992-1993, Ink on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper
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Dead Men Tell No Tales (What if this were you?), Thaddeus Strode , 1992, Photocopy on paper

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art: Joseph Beuys: Editions

Joseph Beuys (1921-1986) was one of the key artists in the post-war period. His revolutionary concept of ‘social sculpture’, that art could an should be part (a liberating part) of life itself rather than a separate act...
Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery: Digital Frontiers: Photography's Future at Nash Editions
Nash Editions was founded in 1991 by musician Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills & Nash, who is also a photographer, and Mac Holbert, a fellow pioneer in the digital print realm. Based in Manhattan Beach, Calif....
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Chuck Close Prints: Process and Collaboration
Also displayed are other intaglios and woodcuts, lithographs, silk-screen prints, linoleum cuts, and selected print matrixes, such as woodblocks and etching plates. The exhibition includes a number of progressive proofs and state proofs of certai...
NTU Gallery: A Decade of Prints: From the Art Collection of the Charles Darwin University
Artists represented in a decade of prints include Rover Thomas, Queenie McKenzie, Prince of Wales, Dorothy Napangardi, Johnny Bulunbulun, Rusty Peters, Peggy Napangardi Jones, Tommy Bung Bung, Helicopter Joe Tjungurrayi, Paddy Japaljarri Stewar...
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Picasso Ceramic Editions: From the Edward Weston Collection
In the nineteenth century, Vallauris had been a center of ceramics production, however it had been in decline since World War I. Picassos interest led to its revitalization and he produced over 600 editions in Vallauris until 1971. Sixty cer...
Rip Squeak: New Limited Editions and New Book Released
Many of the limited editions originated with the ongoing series of children’s books, Rip Squeak and His Friends and the newly released Rip Squeak and His Friends Discover THE TREASURE, written by Susan Yost-Filgate and illustrated by Leonard Filga...
Farrell Fischoff Gallery: DIGITAL ART: 2006 - Prints · Video · Audio
Digital Prints: Arlene Becker, a participant in last year's Digital Art 4 show, returns to Farrell Fischoff Gallery with new photo-based works. Her extensive European travels last year have expanded her visual materials. Lunch with Picasso ...
New Editions Gallery: Julie Schumer and James George Koskinas
Julie Schumer will be showing new abstract paintings. Schumer’s works have been described as bold and edgy, dynamic, integrating form, line and color. While Schumer works from the classic expressionist tradition, she says, “I don’t start with an...
Leslie Sacks Fine Art: Sam Francis Prints : The Last of Their Kind
Lastly, this show contains two limited edition letterpress books of poetry and aquatints: Wanted Female, poem by Pierre Guyotat (text in French and English) and aquatints by Sam Francis, edition of 35, 1993; and Boundayr, poem by Kathleen Fraser a...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Terry Winters: Printed Works
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BAT Centre: Street Life: Lithographic Prints by Edoardo di Muro
His works have been exhibited in many African countries as well as in France, Italy and the United States. A long-time resident of Dakar, Di Muro now lives in Italy. An initial series of drawings was published in 1990 under the title ...
Transition: Godwottery: Jacob Cartwright and Nick Jordan
godwottery - 1: An embellished or elaborate garden, usually composed of incompatible plants and objects 2: Affected use of archaic language. [From the line "A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot!" in My Garden, Thomas Edward Brown, 1876] Mor...
McMaster Museum of Art: General Idea's Multiples: Touching the World with the Hand of the Spirit
Seminal in the history of art in Canada and internationally, their collaboration became a model for artist-initiated activities and successive generations of younger artists. To this day their work remains acutely relevant, not only as a model for...
Foire Internationale d'Art Contemporain (FIAC), Paris Expo: 30 Years of FIAC: Exhibitions, Performances and Installations
FIAC 2003 will welcome 70,000 visitors, including collectors, curators, museum professionals and journalists, providing them with an international perspective on the world’s best modern and contemporary art. With 175 exhibiting galleries based in...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Artists' Books
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Artists by the Sea: Images: Photography by Ed and Stacia Johnson
Ed and Stacia Johnson are featured in the International Library of Photography in several upcoming editions, and have their work featured on several web sites. IMAGE:
To L...
Art Frankfurt 2000: The Fair that Keeps to the Subject of Art
Furthermore, Art Frankfurt presents special forums on various topics: .... Edition District (Hall 1.1)
The Multiple District is to become the Edition District. As the very first trade fair, the Art Frankfurt is...
Haines Gallery: Multiple Personalities: An Onsite / Online Group Exhibition of Artist Multiples and Editions
Multiple Personalities comments on the history of the multiple and addresses the reasons behind this art form's development over time. Simply, a multiple can be defined as an art object that is produced in a quantity of more than one copy. Howe...
Andy Warhol Museum: General Idea Editions
“Andy Warhol was a significant influence on the work that General Idea produced, and seeing this important survey of their work in the context of The Warhol will be a rich and resonant experience,” says John Smith, Assistant Director for Collectio...
America. Oh, Yes!: LONG-LOST HISTORIC BLACK PHOTOS AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC FOR THE FIRST TIME
Selections from the collection toured museums around the country for nearly five years under the sponsorship of the Columbia Museum of Art. But the photographs have never been available as art until now. A Select group of the photographs ...
artandphotographs: The Book Corner: Britain’s Print Industry
The Book Corner does not look like any library that you have ever seen. All the same, Martino Gamper’s idiosyncratic shelving and seating are utterly recognisable as a place to take time and enjoy books. Likewise, Åbäke’s posters, signage and labe...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Whistler: Impressions of an American Abroad
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International Artexpo: International Artexpo Florida
Influenced by other discriminating South Florida fairs and bringing 21 years of proven strength in Artexpo events, International Artexpo Florida at Coconut Grove will showcase paintings, original graphics, sculptures, limited editi...
Huntington Library, Art Collections, & Botanical Gardens: Selections from the Darwin Collection
This will be the first time that selections from this remarkable collection are exhibited for the public. Highlights of the collection include the magnificent Zoology of the Voyage of the HMS Beagle (1838-1843), and more than 200 printings of Da...
Bell-Roberts Art Gallery: Comics Brew
'Comics Brew' presents a show of original comic artwork by T. Ott and Kalonji from Switzerland, Stassen from Belgium and Rabaté from France, with Karlien de Villiers, ND Mazin, Brendon Bell-Roberts and the Igubu Collective. The Comics Brew catalog...
Louvre Museum: The Strange and Marvellous in the Land of Islam
The first part of the exhibition will be devoted to the 13th-century Iranian ...
Photographer's Gallery: Coromandel Express
The publications match a short story with exclusive signed photographs, printed in editions limited to between 50 and 80 copies. The Photographers' Gallery will display work from these pu...
Museum of Modern Art: Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now
Founded in Zurich in 1984, the contemporary art journal Parkett has taken an innovative approach to magazine publishing. For each volume, artists are chosen to collaborate in the publishing process: they suggest authors to write on their work, con...
Photographers' Gallery: Milton H. Greene: Portraits of an Era
Along with Irving Penn, Richard Avedon and Cecil Beaton, Greene helped to turn fashion photography into an art form. However, it was his photographs of Hollywood's greatest icons of the 1950s, from Marilyn Monroe to Elizabeth Taylor and Frank ...
Portland Museum of Art: John Walker: Works on Paper
Much of the imagery in Walker's recent work comes from his contact with the Maine coast, where he lives in the summer months. Head of the Graduate School for Painting at Boston University since 1993, Walker frequently encourages his students to pa...
MASS MoCA: Fluxus Games Exhibition Mixes Hijinks and High Art
Created in 1961 by the artist George Maciunas, the term Fluxus was originally intended as the title of a magazine that would document new art. Fluxus, a word chosen by Maciunas for its connotation of change, became a loose association of artist...
Fundacao Arpad Szenes - Vieira da Silva: Marc Chagall: Engravings from 1951 to 1964
In addition to the 59 lithographs, among which are Les amoureux, 1951, Couple Ocre, 1952, Nu dans la fenêtre, 1953-54, Notre-Dame en gris, 1955, Derrière le miroir, 1964, also on display will be the original illustrated editions of "Et sur la te...
Giovanni Agnelli Foundation: Call for Aritsts and Young Scholars: Research Scholarship in the Economics of Contemporary Art
Applications for the 2007 edition will be considered for original research projects in the following topical subject: Collecting contemporarily. How contemporary art collections are formed. Corporate mission, passion and investment as ...
Dylan Thomas Centre: American Photogropher Evelyn Bernstein
The poetic photographs are informed by the natural splendours of sublime landscapes and are complemented by an urban sensibility to unusual and vital combinations of space. Her photographs are printed onto archival paper by Nash Editions, using...
Cantor Arts Center Stanford University: Art from Life: Prints by Robert Rauschenberg
The Cantor Arts Center is on the Stanford campus, just off Palm Drive, at Museum Way. Parking is FREE and easy after 4 p.m. and on weekends. Weekday pay parking, in front of the Center or in the parking structure on Campus Drive and Roth Way, cos...
Wexner Center for the Arts: Ray Johnson: Correspondences
A progenitor of pop art and a major force in the development of mail art, especially through the activities of his New York Correspondence School, Johnson was a potent and influential presence in the art world from the 1950s through the 1990s. The...
National Gallery of Art: Prints Abound: Paris in the 1890s, from the Collections of Virginia and Ira Jackson and the National Gallery of Art
Bonnard's graphic works will be represented in depth, including his magnificent four-panel color-lithographic folding screen, Promenade des Nourrices, Frise des Fiacres (Nursemaids' ...
Inspired Art Fair: Inspired Art Competition!
All you have to do is tell us what Brick Lane, London is most famous for. Inspired Art Fair, a selling exhibition focusing on the best independent artists from around the Uk, Europe, and internationally creates that "might-spot" a-future sta...
Gandy Gallery: Glass Fab: Three Exhibitions of Artists Working in Glass
matali crasset displays nature flower shower. matali crasset is an industrial designer, but her creations bring her to the unknown: from scenography to furniture, from graphics to interior architecture, she has a new glance on dailylife, whi...
Dayton Art Institute: REFLECTIONS IN A LOOKING GLASS: A Centenary Lewis Carroll Centenial Exhibition
Carroll, the pseudonym of the Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, led an exuberant creative life that spanned many subjects and artistic forms. For the first time and with unprecedented depth, this exhibition assembles materials from across a ran...

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