229 / 254
JOSEF ALBERS (1888-1976)
318
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10TH NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL / LINCOLN CENTER. 1972.
50x26 inches, 127x66 cm. HKL Ltd., [Boston.]
Condition A. Silkscreen. Paper.
When Lincoln Center first opened in 1962, philanthropist and art collector Vera List saw the appeal
of posters created by prominent artists to promote upcoming events and went about recruiting such
designers for their productions. She also established the Vera List Art Project, through which artist-
designed prints could be sold on behalf of Lincoln Center. Beginning with Larry Rivers’ 1963 poster
design for the first Film Festival, the series has steadily maintained its connection with prominent
artists including Andy Warhol, Saul Bass, Roy Lichtenstein, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg
and many others - each artist being free to design a poster in their own style. The list of artists who
have participated is a veritable who’s-who of Contemporary art.
[500/750]
DAVID HOCKNEY (1937- )
319
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THE NINETEENTH NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL / LINCOLN CENTER. 1981.
38
1
/
2
x26
1
/
2
inches, 97
3
/
4
x67
1
/
4
cm.
Condition A-: water stains at lower left corner and upper right edge; minor creases in margins; hand-signed
by the artist in pencil. Paper. Framed.
Depicting
Window, Grand Hotel, Vittel, 1970
. Hockney 37.
[700/1,000]
DAVID HOCKNEY (1937- )
320
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SAN FRANCISCO OPERA / SUMMER FESTIVAL SEASON. 1982.
38
3
/
4
x34 inches, 98
1
/
2
x86
1
/
2
cm. Petersburg Press, [London.]
Condition A. Hand-signed by the artist in brown ink. Paper.
Detail of “Bedlam” from
The Rakes Progress
(1975). Hockney 73.
[600/900]
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