"Corn Maid" by Michael Knigin, 1971: a haunting, evocative signed screenprint on heavy paper and a super cool piece of neo-expressionist pop art. We understand this print is in the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum.
About the artist: Michael Knigin founded Chiron Press, "ground zero" for the New York pop art scene of the 1960s and 70s, where prints were made for Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Louise Nevelson, Larry Poons and Tom Wesselmann. His work is in museum collections worldwide.
Artist: Michael Knigin (1942-2011), signed
Date: 1971
Medium: Screenprint on heavy paper, numbered 19/100
Size: 23 x 31 in (58.4 x 78.7 cm), unframed
Condition: Excellent, no rips, creases or folds. Slight yellowing of the paper and some tape residue staining on the upper back edge. Pencil number and original $100 price on the back
Shipping: Flat $35 anywhere in the US, carefully packed. Ships rolled in a tube
Questions about this piece? Get in touch before you buy and we'll answer them, with extra photos if you need them.
