Commissioned by the Dutch Museum of Lithography, I created a second pointillist lithograph inspired by Georges Seurat’s color model. The lithograph was printed in full color by museum printer Rolf Maas in an exclusive edition of 50 copies. The museum is issuing 40 copies. I am selling the remaining 10 copies myself. I offer them as fully framed works of art: the lithograph print includes a gray mat, float glass, and a black frame. These lithographs are numbered (41/50 through 50/50), signed, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
– design and lithography: Marcel Straver
– printing: Rolf Maas, NSM
– printed in 4 colors: cyan, magenta, yellow, and black
– edition: 50 copies (40 copies through the museum, 10 copies through me)
– additional info: signed, numbered, and stamped with the NSM embossed seal
– image size: 25x25cm
– paper size: 40x30cm
– frame size: 50x50cm
€ 145,00 (incl. VAT)
10 in stock
About the Quality
A chromolithograph is created by painting multiple lithographic stones with a black, oily ink. A different stone is used for each print color. Only after all the colors have been printed is the complete image visible. This requires a great deal of imagination on the part of the artist, especially with a pointillist work such as this one. This full-color lithograph was commissioned by the Dutch Museum of Lithography in Valkenswaard and printed by Rolf Maas (NSM).
Limited edition, special framing
The total print run consists of 50 copies. The majority of these are issued by the museum itself. I am selling only 10 copies myself (numbers 41 through 50), and I am offering them as fully framed works: the lithograph mounted with a gray mat, float glass, and a black frame.
Blind Embossing: Museum of Lithography
The lithograph features a special blind embossing with the logo of the Dutch Museum of Lithography. Each print is personally numbered and signed by me and therefore features a blind embossing. The accompanying Certificate of Authenticity can be found behind the lithograph in the frame.
Shipping
A framed lithograph is fragile during transport and shipping. That’s why I take great care when packing and shipping lithographs. If I’m unsure whether it’s advisable to ship it, I’ll contact you to discuss the possibility of delivery or pickup.
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