David Hockney (1937) ‘Pearl Blossom Way’ Gallery Lithograph In Vibrant Colours, Open Edition, 1986

David Hockney (1937) ‘Pearl Blossom Way’ Gallery Lithograph in vibrant colours, Open edition, 1986

Description: Strong and vibrant Gallery Poster for Hockneys New York Exhibition 1987.
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US edition of Hockneys work and rare in the UK.  David Hockney Offset Lithograph 1987

Plate 128  'International Center of Photography' Exhibition, Photocollages (Pearblossom Highway) 1986  

Poster Print Printed by Michael Joseph Limited 

Taken from the original and highly detailed and vibrant ‘Pearl blossom Highway, 1986. This stunning Offset lithograph with vivid colours was composed by Hockney from over 800 photographs.
 
Then compiled to create this visual masterwork detailing Joshua trees in the sandy desert, an assortment of scattered debris such as crushed soda cans, beer bottles, an abandoned container of Castrol motor oil, and an empty case of Bud Light. All of which are relics of travellers who once passed through and left their mark.

Displayed at International Center of Photography Gallery, New York, USA, 1987

Note this is a Vintage Offset Lithograph it is not a Modern Reproduction printed in 1987 from a Authorised Portfolio.

Frames well with any IKEA modern or Classic frame.

Artist: David Hockney after
Title: ‘Pearl Blossom Way’
Year:  1986
Signed: No
Limited Edition: Open Edition with a gallery print run 100
Medium: Lithograph of vibrant colour on smooth 220g heavy satin paper
Published: Published by  Michael Joseph Limited  
Overall print size: Measures (approx) dimensions :  10 2/8" X 12" inch (27 x 30) cm
Provenance: Lies with International Center of Photography Gallery, New York, USA
Blind Stamps: None
Framed: No
Condition: Lithograph stored since Gallery exhibition in 1987, condition good never framed of hung.

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