Is this an original print or a reproduction?

It is a serigraph screenprint published by Mirage Editions in 1986, from a limited edition of 5,000. That makes it a period print, not a modern digital copy.

What size is it, and will it fit a standard frame?

The sheet is 91 x 61 cm and the printed image is 68 x 61 cm. The wide margins mean it needs a custom frame or mat rather than a standard poster frame.

What does mint condition mean here?

The listing grades it Mint (A), meaning no visible creases, tears or staining. Ask for photos of the corners and edges before buying, since paper this old can show handling marks.

How does it differ from other Nagel prints?

It is a screenprint from a numbered run, while many Nagel posters sold elsewhere are open-edition offset reproductions. Screenprinting gives denser, flatter color fields.

Is it framed or mounted?

It is sold as a loose print. Plan for framing and keep it out of direct sunlight, since 1980s paper fades.

Is it a good investment?

The edition of 5,000 is fairly large, so resale value is modest compared with Nagel's scarcer early prints. Buy it for the look rather than as an appreciating asset.