Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print
Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print

Garo Antreasian Signed 1968 Artist’s Proof Serigraph Print

$900.00

A 1968 artist's proof Op Art serigraph print by American artist Garo Antreasian (1922-2018). Abstract waves of orange, red, black, and light blue fill a bottom left rectangle that is further accentuated by black right angle line detail over silver foil. The print is presented in a silver tone metal frame without mat. Signed “G. Antreasian ‘68” to the lower right, the print is marked “Artist’s Proof” to the lower center.

Garo Antreasian was a noted American painter, author, art educator, and lithographer. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Antreasian received his BFA at the John Herron School of Art and then studied with Will Barnett at the Art Students League and Stanley William Hayter at Atelier 17 in New York. Antreasian has works in the permanent collections of various universities and museums across the United States including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Library of Congress, and the University of New Mexico where he held a faculty position until the late 1980s. His legacy lives on through his teachings but also his writing. He co-wrote The Tamarind Book of Lithography: Art and Techniques in 1971 and in 2015 published Garo Z. Antreasian: Reflections on Life and Art. 

 

Measurements: 

21.25” x 23.25” x 1” (frame); 19.25” x 21.25” (image).

Condition notes:

Scratches and scuffs to the frame. Some toning to the paper. Other age appropriate wear.

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