Another favorite from tomorrow’s auction. Love the juxtaposition of Classical architecture & Pop Art!  Sale 2315 Lot 128 ROY LICHTENSTEIN Temple. Offset color lithograph, 1964. 584x435 mm; 23x17 1/8 inches, full margins. Signed, dated and numbered 162/300 in pencil, lower right. Published by Leo Castelli Gallery, New York. A very good impression. Corlett 3. Estimate $6,000-9,000
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Another favorite from tomorrow’s auction. Love the juxtaposition of Classical architecture & Pop Art! 

Sale 2315 Lot 128

ROY LICHTENSTEIN 
Temple. 

Offset color lithograph, 1964. 584x435 mm; 23x17 1/8 inches, full margins. Signed, dated and numbered 162/300 in pencil, lower right. Published by Leo Castelli Gallery, New York. A very good impression. Corlett 3. 
Estimate $6,000-9,000

Great Warhol in tomorrow’s auction at Swann! Gotta love my job. Sale 2315 Lot 117A ANDY WARHOL Mao. Color screenprint on Beckett High White paper, 1972. 914x914 mm; 36x36 inches, full margins. Signed in ball-point pen and blue ink and numbered 59/250 with the ink stamp, verso. Printed by Styria Studio, Inc., New York, with the ink stamp verso. Published by Castelli Graphics and Multiples, Inc., New York. A brilliant, richly-inked impression with vibrant, fresh colors. Warhol created the 10 different color screenprint portraits of Chinese Chairman Mao Zedong (1893-1976) following Richard Nixon’s historic visit in China in 1972. He addressed the cult of personality surrounding China’s renowned Premier using his signature portrait style previously reserved for mass-produced consumer products and Hollywood film stars. Famously blending the propaganda utilized to render modern totalitarian rulers and the liveliness of American, western media, these garishly colored, graffiti-like portraits of Mao helped propel Warhol toward international Pop icon status. Feldman 90. Estimate $30,000-50,000
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Great Warhol in tomorrow’s auction at Swann! Gotta love my job.

Sale 2315 Lot 117A

ANDY WARHOL 
Mao. 

Color screenprint on Beckett High White paper, 1972. 914x914 mm; 36x36 inches, full margins. Signed in ball-point pen and blue ink and numbered 59/250 with the ink stamp, verso. Printed by Styria Studio, Inc., New York, with the ink stamp verso. Published by Castelli Graphics and Multiples, Inc., New York. A brilliant, richly-inked impression with vibrant, fresh colors. 

Warhol created the 10 different color screenprint portraits of Chinese Chairman Mao Zedong (1893-1976) following Richard Nixon’s historic visit in China in 1972. He addressed the cult of personality surrounding China’s renowned Premier using his signature portrait style previously reserved for mass-produced consumer products and Hollywood film stars. Famously blending the propaganda utilized to render modern totalitarian rulers and the liveliness of American, western media, these garishly colored, graffiti-like portraits of Mao helped propel Warhol toward international Pop icon status. Feldman 90. 
Estimate $30,000-50,000

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razorshapes: Lee Jaffe - Jean-Michel Basquiat Having had the ability to capture one of the art world’s true greats, a series of Lee Jaffe photographs reveal an intimate look into the process of the legendary Jean-Michel Basquiat. The ability to photograph somebody of Basquiat’s prowess offers newcomers an in-depth link to an important figurehead in the world of pop art. Basquiatttttt
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razorshapes: Lee Jaffe - Jean-Michel Basquiat Having had the ability to capture one of the art world’s true greats, a series of Lee Jaffe photographs reveal an intimate look into the process of the legendary Jean-Michel Basquiat. The ability to photograph somebody of Basquiat’s prowess offers newcomers an in-depth link to an important figurehead in the world of pop art. Basquiatttttt
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razorshapes: Lee Jaffe - Jean-Michel Basquiat Having had the ability to capture one of the art world’s true greats, a series of Lee Jaffe photographs reveal an intimate look into the process of the legendary Jean-Michel Basquiat. The ability to photograph somebody of Basquiat’s prowess offers newcomers an in-depth link to an important figurehead in the world of pop art. Basquiatttttt
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razorshapes:

Lee Jaffe - Jean-Michel Basquiat

Having had the ability to capture one of the art world’s true greats, a series of Lee Jaffe photographs reveal an intimate look into the process of the legendary Jean-Michel Basquiat. The ability to photograph somebody of Basquiat’s prowess offers newcomers an in-depth link to an important figurehead in the world of pop art.

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