Andy Warhol

The set of three screenprints in colours, 1983, each signed in pencil, numbered 124/250, printed by Rupert Jasen Smith, New York, published by Galerie Borjesson, Malmö, on Lenox Museum Board, in generally good condition apart from the colours slightly attenuated to F. & S. II. 313; 314, slight scuffing to the edges of each sheet associated with framing; F. & S. II. 313 the green unevenly printed with horizontal scuff marks associated with printing extending from the centre of the image to the extreme right edge of sheet, an area of pigment loss to the green at upper right

F. & S. II. 313: Herself The colours slightly attenuated. The green unevenly printed with horizontal scuff marks associated with printing extending from the centre of image to extreme right edge of sheet. An area of pigment loss to the green at upper right, possibly retouched (?) Minor scuff marks and fading at edges. F. & S. II. 314: The Nun The blue faded. Scuffing to edges of sheet associated with framing. A small dent to extreme lower right edge of sheet. F. & S. II. 315: With Hat In generally good condition. A few Scuff marks at edges of sheet only visile in a raking light, associated with framing.
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