Prankster (page from Black Book), 1989 Neutral Tones and prints that bridge abstract

and prints that bridge abstract expressionism and street art influences

which partners with established artists to push the boundaries of printmaking techniques

"Liquid & Gaseous Television" features Dalí's characteristic dreamlike imagery

His work has been exhibited in major galleries worldwide and has been commissioned by brands including Louis Vuitton

offering collectors an important example of Dalí's late-period creativity and his enduring influence on our understanding of art

Prankster (page from Black Book), 1989 Neutral Tones and prints that bridge abstractPrankster, Page from Black Book, 1989 is a silkscreen print on smooth wove paper from Christopher Wool's pivotal artist's book "Black Book." This striking text based work exemplifies Wool's innovative approach to language as visual art, featuring the word "Prankster" rendered in his distinctive stenciled typography. The print is from "Black Book," published in an edition of 350. Co published by Thea Westreich, New York, and Gisela Capitain, Cologne,