Edward Gorey - New York City Ballet - serigrafia

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Official screenprint designed by Edward Gorey for the New York City Ballet, produced as part of the artist's collaboration with the company during the 1970s and 1980s. The work depicts a sequence of feet swathed in classical dance poses, arranged on horizontal bands that mark rhythm and movement. The essential line and the stark contrast between white and black reflect the graphic elegance and refined irony typical of Gorey’s style.

Perfect for modern interiors, galleries, or spaces dedicated to the performing arts and dance. Its minimalist balance blends with contemporary furnishings, light wood, or neutral walls, adding a touch of grace and visual culture.

All of our posters are printed on original support, in the edition and format. These elements are essential for distinguishing an authentic print from an unauthorized copy.

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Official screenprint designed by Edward Gorey for the New York City Ballet, produced as part of the artist's collaboration with the company during the 1970s and 1980s. The work depicts a sequence of feet swathed in classical dance poses, arranged on horizontal bands that mark rhythm and movement. The essential line and the stark contrast between white and black reflect the graphic elegance and refined irony typical of Gorey’s style.

Perfect for modern interiors, galleries, or spaces dedicated to the performing arts and dance. Its minimalist balance blends with contemporary furnishings, light wood, or neutral walls, adding a touch of grace and visual culture.

All of our posters are printed on original support, in the edition and format. These elements are essential for distinguishing an authentic print from an unauthorized copy.

Explore our range: follow our account so you don't miss weekly new proposals, ideal for enriching your collection and furnishing with style.

We ship with insured DHL, in a reinforced tube and cardboard box: your purchase is safe.

Good luck!

#topsellercom #posterauction

Seller's Story

TopSeller is born from experience in digital sales strategies and is a partner of Catawiki in the Collectibles sector with dedicated accounts. Your passions are safe with professional packaging, quick responses, tracked and fast shipments. Even your collection can be sold—contact us to discover how to maximize the value of your items.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Designer/artist
Edward Gorey
Poster title
New York City Ballet - serigrafia
Subject
Art
Condition
A- (fine - tiny imperfections)
Number of objects
1
Height
60 cm
Width
30 cm
Autographed by a famous person
No
ItalyVerified
17171
Objects sold
99.9%
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