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€ 2.800 - 4.000
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At auction on Friday 09 May 2025 at 11:00
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wax crayons on cardboard
53 x 38,5 cm
Original illustration made by Glaser entitled "Monet paints water lilies", the work is part of a series of pastels created for the exhibition "Imaginary Life of Claude Monet" presented at the Milanese gallery Nuages and later in Japan in 1992. Work published in the exhibition catalogue "Illustrators: in the Sergio Cereda collection" on page 22, published by Edizioni Il Pennino in 2018. One of the greatest graphic designers of the contemporary age, Glaser became legendary thanks to the famous I Love New York logo (1976) and his Bob Dylan poster (1966) which sold over 6 million copies becoming an icon of the youth of the sixties and seventies. On the back label of the Nuages Gallery. Signed.
53 x 38,5 cm
Original illustration made by Glaser entitled "Monet paints water lilies", the work is part of a series of pastels created for the exhibition "Imaginary Life of Claude Monet" presented at the Milanese gallery Nuages and later in Japan in 1992. Work published in the exhibition catalogue "Illustrators: in the Sergio Cereda collection" on page 22, published by Edizioni Il Pennino in 2018. One of the greatest graphic designers of the contemporary age, Glaser became legendary thanks to the famous I Love New York logo (1976) and his Bob Dylan poster (1966) which sold over 6 million copies becoming an icon of the youth of the sixties and seventies. On the back label of the Nuages Gallery. Signed.
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