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Jasper Johns
Target with Four Faces, 1968
Offset lithograph poster
Unsigned
Edition of 300
35 × 23 inches
Unframed
Target With Four Faces, 1968
Offset lithograph poster for Merce Cunningham Dance Company
Limited Edition of 300 (unsigned and unnumbered)
Published Merce Cunninham Dance Co. in collaboration with Jasper Johns
Printed by by ULAE, East Islip, Long Island
Bears artist's printed name, copyright and year
The work depicted in the image is… Jasper Johns' 1968 print Target with Four Faces, which was printed by ULAE that same year.
Uncommon limited edition vintage Jasper Johns poster from 1968. A bright impression, rarely seen in such good condition.
Provenance: Estate of pioneering curator and gallerist, Alice Denney, Denny was the founder of the Washington Project for the Arts and she served as the assistant director of the Washington Gallery of Modern Art.
Jasper Johns, an American luminary boasting talents as a painter, printmaker, and sculptor, roots his practice in a blend of postwar American movements. Employing encaustic techniques, Johns embeds common icons into textured surfaces, striking a balance between abstraction and reality, challenging viewers to reconsider the meaning of familiar symbols. His art, infused with a solemnity over the American ethos, beckons an introspective look at identity and shared culture.