Attributed to / After Peter Max
Woman with Floral Headpiece – Mixed Media on Paper
A vibrant and imaginative composition attributed to, or created in the manner of, Peter Max. This mixed-media work combines watercolor, ink, and colored pencil doodles to create a dynamic and expressive visual narrative. The central image features the face of a woman looking to the left with her eyes closed, wearing an ornate head covering adorned with flowers. Rendered in bold, colorful strokes, the watercolor painting measures 7.75 x 6 in. on a full sheet of 16.5 x 11.75 in., offering a striking presence for display.

Enhancing its uniqueness, the page includes two colorful doodles:
– Bottom left: An angel walking with what appears to be a staff
– Top right: A figure resembling a woman adorned with flowers in her hair, gazing downward toward the lower corner of the sheet
The main painting is signed “MAX” in black at the bottom right, affirming its stylistic identity.

Verso Details
The reverse bears a printed stamp stating:
“This Peter Max work is a variation color combination (and brushstrokes) from his original artworks of the same title on paper.”
This note underscores the collectible nature of the piece as part of Max’s creative variations.

Presentation
Professionally mounted in a custom-designed frame that highlights the vivid colors and layered media, ready for display in a fine art collection or gallery setting.

Historical & Collectible Significance
Peter Max’s portrait imagery, infused with floral motifs and cosmic symbolism, reflects his celebrated pop-art style and his ability to merge spirituality with vibrant color palettes. This work—enhanced by personal doodles and mixed-media execution—offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire a piece that embodies Max’s enduring influence on American visual culture.

Auction Estimate
USD $17,000 – $34,000


Notes
This artwork is sold as “attributed to / after Peter Max.” No guarantee of authorship is provided. Prospective bidders are encouraged to review all images and documentation and to conduct any independent verification they deem appropriate prior to bidding.
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