Ed Ruscha Standard Station Print For Sale. The present work, mocha standard, is an incredibly rare print to market, depicting the standard gasoline station, arguably ruscha's most iconic image. American dream no.7 continental breakfast.
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Ruscha’s prints, which are published in multiple editions, can fetch up to $40,000 each. 1961standard station (night), after ed ruscha (from 'pictures of cars')signed and dated2008on the photographer's studio label affixed to the reversedigital chromogenic print, mountedimage: View ed ruscha original art for sale at auction.
A Color Screenprint By Ed Ruscha, Standard Station, 1966, Was The Sleeper Hit Of Bonhams & Butterfields’ Recent Sale Of Prints, Held Simultaneously In The Auction House’s Los Angeles And San.
Standard station by ed ruscha ed ruscha i was browsing a magazine yesterday and noted a work by ed ruscha, i wrote his name down and lo. From gagosian, ed ruscha, standard station, amarillo, texas (1962), gelatin silver print, 3 15/16 × 4 7/8 in 1937), two people temporarily separated and two happy people (e.
Fifty Years Of Painting,” (Traveled To Haus Der Kunst, Munich And Moderna Museet, Stockholm In 2010).
I had no idea of how lionized the standard station had become as a theme in ruscha’s work. Edward ruscha was born on december 16, 1937 in omaha, nebraska. By the time of ed ruscha’s inaugural solo exhibit at los angeles’ ferus gallery in 1963, the artist was receiving national attention for his unique contributions to pop.
Its Stations Ubiquitous Across 20Th Century America, John D.
With mason williams, double standard, 1969; Ed ruscha pepto caviar hollywood limited signed print screen print on colors pepto, 1971, on copperplate deluxe paper, 1971. Find artist info, artworks for sale, and past pricing data from our auction archives.
142.2 X 341 Cm (55 7/8 X 134 1/4 In.) Signed And Dated 'Ed Ruscha 1988' On The Reverse.
Edward ruscha standard station 1966. Find wide variety of authentic ed ruscha art available for sale on 1stdibs. 35 ½ by 66 ½ in.
It Is Actually A Colorless Print, It Is Embossed.
From its first appearance in his artist's book twentysix gasoline stations and its subsequent translation into a masterpiece of american painting in 1964 as standard station, amarillo, texas, the standard gasoline station is arguably ruscha's most iconic image. It’s very similar to ruscha’s imagery. And mocha standard, 1969 screenprints on paper;
