James Rizzi (1950–2011), American Title: Night Club Year: 1983 Medium: 3D construction / layered screenprint in colour on paper A vibrant and highly collectible early work by internationally acclaimed American Pop artist James Rizzi. Created in 1983, Night Club is an excellent example of Rizzi’s signature three-dimensional constructions — a technique that combines printmaking and sculptural layering to create depth, movement, and visual dynamism. The composition captures the joyful energy of urban nightlife through bold outlines, expressive architectural forms, and saturated colour fields that have become hallmarks of the artist’s internationally recognised style. Works from the early 1980s represent an important and desirable period in Rizzi’s career, when his distinctive 3D cityscapes were gaining international attention. Dimensions (height × width × depth) Image size: 34.3 × 47.0 cm Framed size: 58.4 x 69.9 cm Signature Hand signed and dated “1983” by the artist. Additionally signed and numbered in pencil in the lower margin. Edition Numbered 67/99, from a strictly limited edition of only 99 impressions — a comparatively small edition size for the artist, enhancing collectability. Condition The print itself is in excellent condition, with bright, vibrant colours and no visible damage or fading. The 3D layered elements are well preserved. The frame is in good condition and presents the work attractively, with only minimal signs of wear consistent with age. Overall, a beautifully preserved example from 1983, ready to hang. Provenance Private collection. Shipping The artwork will be shipped framed, professionally packed with protective materials and full tracking to ensure safe delivery. Additional Notes James Rizzi is widely regarded as one of the most recognisable figures in late 20th-century Contemporary Pop Art. His three-dimensional constructions are especially sought after due to their sculptural character and limited production. This is a charming and investment-worthy piece for collectors of Pop Art, 1980s contemporary works, and Rizzi enthusiasts.