Will Eisner - 1 Lithograph - A Contract with God - People – A Collection - 1990





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Will Eisner’s lithograph People – A Collection, from the A Contract with God series, is a signed portfolio edition of 250 from 1990, in good condition.
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People – A Collection, signed Portfolio printed in a run of 250 copies by Bogfabrikken.
In the 1990s, the publisher Bogfabrikken released a collection of prints in which Eisner demonstrated just how much he could achieve with charcoal and paper. As always, the focus is on people. Often with a twinkle in the eye – and plenty of love and humour in the lines. As far as we know, this was the last portfolio Eisner published.
Only 250 copies were printed, and they have all long since sold out from the publisher (which has since ceased trading). This is the complete portfolio for sale. Dimensions: 46 cm x 35 cm.
The illustrations are printed on an elegant, slightly yellowish background – whilst the paper’s background colour is white. All prints have the same colour tones, even though photographs of them may suggest otherwise.
People – A Collection, signed Portfolio printed in a run of 250 copies by Bogfabrikken.
In the 1990s, the publisher Bogfabrikken released a collection of prints in which Eisner demonstrated just how much he could achieve with charcoal and paper. As always, the focus is on people. Often with a twinkle in the eye – and plenty of love and humour in the lines. As far as we know, this was the last portfolio Eisner published.
Only 250 copies were printed, and they have all long since sold out from the publisher (which has since ceased trading). This is the complete portfolio for sale. Dimensions: 46 cm x 35 cm.
The illustrations are printed on an elegant, slightly yellowish background – whilst the paper’s background colour is white. All prints have the same colour tones, even though photographs of them may suggest otherwise.

