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A 1979 Patrick Nagel silkscreen made for the Park South Gallery at Carnegie Hall, printed by Wasserman Silkscreen and published by Mirage Editions in Santa Monica. It is a seven-color serigraph from a pencil-signed and numbered edition of 250, the kind of early Nagel graphic that predates his mass-market poster boom. It suits Nagel collectors and fans of late-1970s Los Angeles graphic art who want a signed, limited impression rather than an open-edition reprint. Against Nagel's ubiquitous open-edition posters, the signed, numbered run and the seven-screen printing are what set it apart; expect the bold flat color and stylized female profile he is known for.
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This is Park South Gallery at Carnegie Hall, a 1979 work by Patrick Nagel. It is a seven-color serigraph, hand printed as a silkscreen.
It was published by Mirage Editions in Santa Monica and printed by Wasserman Silkscreen. It is one of an edition of 250 impressions, each signed and numbered in pencil.
