The Israel Flag at the Speed of Light 2005 3-color lithograph 33" x 22" Edition 50; XV $5,000. LIMITED AVAILABILITY

 

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Hole in the Center of the Clock 2007 8-color lithograph 42 1/2” x 27” Edition: 60 $14,000.

 

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Shriek 1986 Monoprint / lithograph 42 1/8” x 71 1/2” Edition 29 No Longer Available

 

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The Kabuki Blushes 1986 Lithograph / monoprint 39” x 44 1/2" Edition 59 No Longer Available

 

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Crosshatch and Mutation 1986 Monoprint / lithograph 42 1/2 “ x 51 1/2" Edition 29 $32,000. LIMITED AVAILABILITY

 

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Flowers and Females Monoprint / lithograph 60 1/8” x 70 3/4” 1986 Edition 29 $34,000. LIMITED AVAILABILITY

 

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Welcome to the Water Planet 1987 Aquatint printed in halves in two runs. From two copper plates on a single piece of folded paper. (paper unfolded once for framing) 75 3/4” x 60” Edition 55 No Longer Available

 

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Sister Shrieks 1989 Monoprint / lithograph 48” x 80” Edition 39 No Longer Available

 

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The Prickly Dark 1989 Aquatint printed in halves in two runs From two copper plates on a single piece of folded paper (paper unfolded once for framing). 66 1/8" x 66 5/8" Edition 55 $18,000. LIMITED AVAILABILITY

 

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Color of Mind and Muscle 1996 color serigraph 31 1/2" X 25 3/4" Edition 30; XXX No Longer Available

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After Berlin V 1999 10 color lithograph 32 3/4" x 37 1/8" Edition 80; XXX $3,900. - No Longer Available

James Rosenquist

Over his long career, artist James Rosenquist has created an important body of works which explore new boundaries in printmaking. The artist's first residency at Graphicstudio dates from 1971, and since then he has created over thirty works in collaboration with the atelier.

In the 1980s, Rosenquist created a series of large scale mixed media prints including The Kabuki Blushes, Crosshatch and Mutation, Flowers and Females, Shriek, and Sister Shrieks. These prints set a textured, loose brushwork of painting against a smooth, tight lithographic surface. Rosenquist hand-painted images of flowers onto Plexiglas plates to make monoprints, and then created lithographic prints from his airbrushed images of women's faces. Finally, the lithographs were slashed into slivers and collaged onto the monoprints. The contrasting techniques and the clashing imagery of flowers and faces create high drama in these big, vibrantly colored prints.

James Rosenquist: A Retrospective Exhibition, will be on view at the Menil Collection and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, May 17–August 17, 2003; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, October–January 2004; and the Guggenheim Bilbao, July–October 2004.

For about James Rosenquist, visit his personal website.

 

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