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Whitney Museum Poster (Fingerprint) 1981 Lithograph by Chuck Close

66 x 98cm (unframed)

£250

This 1981 offset‑lithographic poster reproduces Chuck Close’s celebrated fingerprint portrait, a key example of his experimental approach to mark‑making. Printed on wove paper and associated with an edition reportedly around 2,000, the work captures Close’s meticulous technique and his fascination with the mechanics of representation. A striking and historically significant poster for collectors of contemporary portraiture.
From the edition of an unknown size

In very good original condition for age, the paper is bright and fresh. One soft crease to lower margin, some creasing to upper margin - please see images

This artwork will be shipped wrapped in acid-free tissue, inside a cardboard tube.

Materials used:

Lithographic inks, wove paper

Details:

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This 1981 offset‑lithographic poster reproduces Chuck Close’s celebrated fingerprint portrait, a key example of his experimental approach to mark‑making. Printed on wove paper and associated with an edition reportedly around 2,000, the work captures Close’s meticulous technique and his fascination with the mechanics of representation. A striking and historically significant poster for collectors of contemporary portraiture.
From the edition of an unknown size

In very good original condition for age, the paper is bright and fresh. One soft crease to lower margin, some creasing to upper margin - please see images

This artwork will be shipped wrapped in acid-free tissue, inside a cardboard tube.

Materials used:

Lithographic inks, wove paper

Details:

Location United Kingdom

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Chuck Close spent 50 years taking the human face apart and putting it back together again. Working initially in stark black-and-white photorealism and later in vividly coloured, almost pixelated grids,... Read more

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