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"Coin Noir" From The Portfolio Suite #57
color lithograph and screenprint on rolled white Arches Cover paper, 1977, signed and titled by the artist in pencil,
numbered 75/100, As printed by Aripeka Ltd. Editions and Styria Studio, New Your; published by Sidney Singer, New York, with their blindstamp lower right.
- Condition:In very fresh condition with UV-3 screening acrylic to prevent fading.
- Sheet: 36 3/4 x 74 in. ( 93.3 x 188 cm. )
- References: Recorded and illustrated in the standard text cataloging the orginal graphics of the artist by Glenn No. 125.
- Framing: Framed with conservation matting and mounts, with UV-3 screening OP3 acrylic.
- Note: Work found in several museum collections.
The title Coin Noir, French for "black corner," refers to the theoretical concept of the black hole, a term first used in the mid-1960s. Rosenquist plays with this notion by placing three spherical shapes—indicative of the moon as well as molecular and nuclear particles—in front of a black background speckled with white dots, creating a terrain akin to that of a starry night sky. With each astral element occupying the same amount of space, the size of the moon is equated to that of an atom. The artist, by setting up a tension between the macrocosmic and the microcosmic, insinuates that the universe abides by its own set of rules, that there is still much left for us to discover. (see https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/14140.)
| Estimates* |
US $ |
Euro |
UK pound |
Swiss Fr |
100-100000 |
85-85000 |
73-73000 |
92-92000 |
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Estimates do not include 28% buyer's premium (see Terms and Conditions). NR means no reserve (minimum bid $50 unless otherwise posted). Estimates in other currencies based on conversion rates of Euro: 0.85 , British Pound 0.73, Swiss Fr 0.92. All conversion values are approximate with
the final cost determined in dollars.
workcode: jr-1886a-65
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