Sin, 1970 Los Angeles Artists " this work represents Dalí's

" this work represents Dalí's whimsical reimagining of everyday objects through his distinctive surrealist lens

this print is from a limited edition of only 100 examples

and dated by the artist on the verso

The lithograph embodies the core principles of Cynical Realism

A quintessential example of Abstract Expressionism translated to printmaking

Sin, 1970 Los Angeles Artists " this work represents Dalí'sSin, 1970 by Ed Ruscha is a screenprint in colors on Louvain Opaque Cover paper represents a seminal work in Ed Ruscha's exploration of text as image. Created in 1970 and published by Cirrus Editions in Los Angeles, the print is signed, dated, and numbered from an edition of 150 with 5 artist's proofs. "Sin" exemplifies Ruscha's masterful approach to typography and conceptual art during a pivotal period in his career. By isolating the word "Sin" in