Image: DELLASPOSA, London. © George Condo
London gallery Dellasposa has featured George Condo’s 'Prismatic Head' (2024) in its August 2026 Discoveries mailing, placing the work among a short group of modern and contemporary editions offered through the gallery’s private sales channel. The silkscreen is described as an original print in 21 colours with spot colours on 600gsm Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White paper, signed and dated by the artist on the recto.
The listing gives the work’s scale as 86 x 80 cm unframed and notes an edition of 150. Dellasposa prices 'Prismatic Head' at £13,500 plus shipping. The gallery’s email presents the work alongside other prints and photographs by artists including David Shrigley, David Bailey and Pablo Picasso, but the Condo edition is the primary focus of the August selection.
Dellasposa, based at Phillimore Walk in Kensington, London, and open by appointment only, describes its private sales and art advisory activity as centring on bespoke, private views and curated events and exhibitions showcasing artworks by leading modern, post-war and contemporary artists. In this mailing, the gallery frames the featured works as “discoveries” and invites enquiries from collectors interested in seeing more works by the same artists. The email also lists direct contact details for information and private sales discussions.
George Condo’s inclusion fits the gallery’s emphasis on editions by major names in contemporary art. The mailing carries a statement from the artist: “I am defining realism as that which is external to us, independent of our perception. We can't see it, but it's really there. So then I went and thought about this artificial realism phenomenon, and turned it into a reality.”
The edition’s technical description underscores the complexity of the print. Dellasposa specifies that the work was made as an original silkscreen in multiple colour layers, with the paper stock identified as Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White. The work is signed and dated by Condo, reinforcing its status as a collectible, artist-approved print rather than an unsigned reproduction.
The August email positions the Condo work within a broader selection of editions and prints, including David Shrigley’s 'Just Fly Away (Try Not to Look Back)' from 2022, David Bailey’s 'Marie Helvin (Chasing Rainbows)' from 1976, and Pablo Picasso’s 'Le Vieux Roi' from 1963. Each listing includes medium, dimensions and price. The gallery’s own work page for ‘Prismatic Head’ repeats the same medium, edition and price, and credits the copyright to George Condo.
