- Is this an original Patrick Nagel print?
- It is a 1984 serigraph published by Mirage Editions after Nagel's death, not a lifetime edition. It is an authentic screenprint from that commemorative series, but it is unsigned.
- What is the difference between this and a Nagel poster?
- This is a serigraph, a screenprint with layered ink, while most Nagel posters are offset reproductions. The serigraph is part of a 16-print commemorative series and is generally scarcer than open-edition posters.
- What are the exact dimensions?
- The paper is 34 x 24 inches and the printed image is 20 x 19 inches. It is unframed, so plan for a frame and mat around the full paper size.
- Is it signed or numbered?
- No. It is unsigned and the edition size is unknown. Signed and numbered Nagel prints exist but are a different, usually pricier category.
- What condition is it in?
- It is rated A-, near mint, with very light signs of handling. Expect minor edge wear at most, but ask for photos before buying.
- How should I frame and display it?
- Use UV-filtering glass and acid-free matting to protect the inks from fading. Keep it out of direct sunlight, since screenprint colors can shift over time.
- Where is the Patrick Nagel Poster Print - 1980s Nagel-Style Illustration Art Print cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $12.90, 74% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Patrick Nagel Poster Print - 1980s Nagel-Style Illustration Art Print?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Invaluable, Chairish, eBay, Poster Plus, Amazon.