Allen Jones (1937) - Right hand lady

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Holds a master’s in art history with over 10 years in auctions and galleries.

Estimate  € 2,000 - € 2,500
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Description from the seller

Absolute design rarity for collectors and museums!
For sale is a complete, uncut original roll of the legendary Pop Art wallpaper by the world-famous British artist Allen Jones from the years 1971/1972.
It is the iconic motif “Right-Hand Lady” from the exclusive series “xartwalls,” which was produced back then in a spectacular collaboration with the Marburger Tapetenfabrik J. B. Schaefer and first presented at documenta 5 (1972) in Kassel. [
Special feature & execution:
The repetitive motif is applied as a high-quality, brilliant silkscreen print on a mirrored silver metal foil (two-layer wallpaper made of metal foil and wood grain paper). The Pop Art–typical colors possess enormous brightness, which, due to the reflective foil background, fantastically change with the lighting. A milestone of Space-Age and 70s design!
While in the art market almost exclusively individual, cut-out segments are offered, you here have the extremely rare opportunity to acquire a complete roll. Ideal for impressive wall decoration, for framing several panels, or as an exquisite investment object.
Details:
Artist: Allen Jones (born 1937) – one of the most important representatives of British Pop Art
Motif: Right-Hand Lady (from the xartwalls collection)
Year: 1971 / 1972
Manufacturer: Marburger Tapetenfabrik J. B. Schaefer
Technique: Multi-color silkscreen on silver metal foil
Condition: Unused original roll. In keeping with age, very good, rare condition of the delicate foil surface (minor, age-related storage marks may occur on the edges/roll ends – see detail photos)

Absolute design rarity for collectors and museums!
For sale is a complete, uncut original roll of the legendary Pop Art wallpaper by the world-famous British artist Allen Jones from the years 1971/1972.
It is the iconic motif “Right-Hand Lady” from the exclusive series “xartwalls,” which was produced back then in a spectacular collaboration with the Marburger Tapetenfabrik J. B. Schaefer and first presented at documenta 5 (1972) in Kassel. [
Special feature & execution:
The repetitive motif is applied as a high-quality, brilliant silkscreen print on a mirrored silver metal foil (two-layer wallpaper made of metal foil and wood grain paper). The Pop Art–typical colors possess enormous brightness, which, due to the reflective foil background, fantastically change with the lighting. A milestone of Space-Age and 70s design!
While in the art market almost exclusively individual, cut-out segments are offered, you here have the extremely rare opportunity to acquire a complete roll. Ideal for impressive wall decoration, for framing several panels, or as an exquisite investment object.
Details:
Artist: Allen Jones (born 1937) – one of the most important representatives of British Pop Art
Motif: Right-Hand Lady (from the xartwalls collection)
Year: 1971 / 1972
Manufacturer: Marburger Tapetenfabrik J. B. Schaefer
Technique: Multi-color silkscreen on silver metal foil
Condition: Unused original roll. In keeping with age, very good, rare condition of the delicate foil surface (minor, age-related storage marks may occur on the edges/roll ends – see detail photos)

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Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Allen Jones (1937)
Title of artwork
Right hand lady
Technique
Silkscreen
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
North America
Year
1971
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
9 m
Width
53 cm
Weight
1500 g
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Sold with frame
No
Period
1970-1980
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