Steve Kaufman (SAK) - Marylin Monroe

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Description from the seller

Steve Kaufman (SAK) - Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn Series
Limited edition 38/99.

Description of the work:
Wonderful serigraphic piece in mixed media on canvas by the American pop artist Steve Kaufman (1960-2010), Celeste, assistant to Andy Warhol.
The work is part of the sought-after and iconic series dedicated to Marilyn Monroe, a central subject in the Pop Art painterly repertoire.

Artist: Steve Kaufman (SAK)

Subject: Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn Series/ Norma Jeane).

Technique: Mixed media on canvas (thick serigraphy base typical of the artist's style)

Size: 50x50 cm.

Edition: Exhibit number 38 of 99.

Year of purchase: 2000

Details on the back and authenticity:
The back of the canvas presents all the main identifying elements that guarantee its originality and official provenance.

Handwritten signature in the acronym "SAK" on the back of the canvas.

Official identification stamp of the artist/studio.

Manual numbering of the edition 38/99.

Provenance and condition:
The work was purchased in 2000 at the prestigious Martin Lawrence Gallery in New York, a historic reference gallery for Steve Kaufman’s works.
There is no paper certificate, but the work is shipped together with the gallery's original envelope, a valuable document that attests to provenance.

The painting is shipped in excellent condition; it is unframed as the edges are part of the work. 1500
and will be shipped with a tracked express courier and professionally packaged.

Steve Kaufman (SAK) - Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn Series
Limited edition 38/99.

Description of the work:
Wonderful serigraphic piece in mixed media on canvas by the American pop artist Steve Kaufman (1960-2010), Celeste, assistant to Andy Warhol.
The work is part of the sought-after and iconic series dedicated to Marilyn Monroe, a central subject in the Pop Art painterly repertoire.

Artist: Steve Kaufman (SAK)

Subject: Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn Series/ Norma Jeane).

Technique: Mixed media on canvas (thick serigraphy base typical of the artist's style)

Size: 50x50 cm.

Edition: Exhibit number 38 of 99.

Year of purchase: 2000

Details on the back and authenticity:
The back of the canvas presents all the main identifying elements that guarantee its originality and official provenance.

Handwritten signature in the acronym "SAK" on the back of the canvas.

Official identification stamp of the artist/studio.

Manual numbering of the edition 38/99.

Provenance and condition:
The work was purchased in 2000 at the prestigious Martin Lawrence Gallery in New York, a historic reference gallery for Steve Kaufman’s works.
There is no paper certificate, but the work is shipped together with the gallery's original envelope, a valuable document that attests to provenance.

The painting is shipped in excellent condition; it is unframed as the edges are part of the work. 1500
and will be shipped with a tracked express courier and professionally packaged.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
38/99
Artist
Steve Kaufman (SAK)
Title of artwork
Marylin Monroe
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United States
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
3 kg
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
1980-1990
Sold by
ItalyVerified
107
Objects sold
100%
Private

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