Lithography is a category of art or art movement represented by several artists such as Joan Miró, Marc Chagall and Bruce Nauman. Across 9 recent stories, Hidden, Libretis and Museum of Fine Arts Boston have covered Lithography.
Bruce Nauman’s ‘Pay Attention’ is a lithograph published by Gemini G.E.L. in Los Angeles that features backward-facing text reading “pay attention motherfuckers.” The print is signed, dated, and numbered in pencil and belongs to an edition of 50 plus proofs.
The work is a lithographic poster on Arches wove paper, signed in ink. Its listing describes it as one of the deluxe examples on premier Arches wove paper and says that its hand-signed status is exceptionally rare.
Hidden Gallery’s listing identifies Marc Chagall’s ‘L’ange sur fond bleu I’ as a signed colour lithograph from 1969, printed on Arches paper; the entry therefore specifies the artist, the French-titled work, its date, its signed status, its colour-print medium and the paper used for it.
Image: Susan Sheehan Gallery, New York
Image: Hidden, Bristol
Image: Hidden, Bristol
Image: Hidden, Bristol
Image: Hidden, Bristol
Image: Okawa Museum of Art, Kiryū
