Andy Warhol Lithograph Mick Jagger signed in print numbered editor authenticated print. We are offering a rare lithograph from the set "Portraits of the 70s" from ANDY WARHOL (6.8.1928 - 22.2.1987). Facts: Artist: Andy Warhol Arch / Motive: 40 cm * 50 cm / 30 cm * 30 cm Motive: Mick Jagger, 1976 Editor: Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh Year of Edition: 1986 Limited Edition 2039 / 2400 / numbered with pencil on front, authentification on verso stamped CMOA Reference: Portraits of the 70s, page 76 Signature: signed in stone Condition: perfect, no tears creases This unique original print on heavy wove paper is from a limited edition and not like the often offered unlimited prints from Andy Warhol with the note "published by Sunday B. Morning" and "fill in your own signature". You get here an incomparable signed in print lithography with a lasting and a steady rising value. This stunning collections of 112 Andy WARHOL portraits - two variations each of 56 people - is published in conjunction with a major exhibition organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art. Celebrated in the sixties for his Pop paintings of CampbellÂs soup cans, film stars and disasters, WARHOL has found equal renown in the seventies with his commissioned portraiture. Here, in glorious color, are AndyÂs remarkable interpretations of his friends: collectors, art dealers and the Beautiful People. Among those included are Diane von Furstenberg, Halston, Mick Jagger, Brooke Hayward, Liza Minelli, Carolina Herrera and Yves St. Laurent. The introductory essay by Robert Rosenblum, one of AmericaÂs most distinguished art historians, places WARHOLÂs work in the context of traditional portrait painting. In translating "the journalistic medium of photography into the realm of art", WARHOL revised this traditional at a time when it had been largely abandoned by most serious artists. His use of the mechanized look of commercial photography grants WARHOL a new "aesthetic language" and an utterly contemporary style that paradoxically preserves its subject for prosperity. WARHOL, as Rosenblum remarks, is a celebrity among celebrities, the "ideal court painter to the 1970s international aristocracy". Individually these portraits capture the complex personalities of their subjects; together they capture the look of society in this decade. Brooke HAYWARD, at once ravishingly worldly and devastatingly innocent; Carolina HERRERA, a queen tigress among tigerwomen.... Payment: PayPal Wire to US or Swiss bank account Shipping: By Swiss Post from Switzerland Solid packaging guaranteed, shipped on wooden board Canada, USA $ 70 Europe $ 40 Overseas $ 75 To EU countries shipped from Austria (EU), in this way you do not have any more expenses for VAT and duty.