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Patrick Oliphant, Mea Culpa

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Patrick Oliphant, an Australian-American artist, produced Mea Culpa in 1999. It is an etching measuring 19 x 16 inches. This unframed work is edition 21/25. Known for political commentary, the piece shows satirical imagery with sharp detail, "Mea Culpa" suggesting that various politicians should be apologizing for problems that are "their fault" (mea culpa meaning a person who is at fault). It is signed and in very good condition.We do not offer in-house shipping but you can arrange your own by contacting one of these four trusted shippers who can deliver your artworks to you safely and fully insured. They will bill you directly. Jackie at UPS: store1750@theupsstore.comHagen Kerr: qualityshippingunlimited@gmail.comArmadillo: info@armadillosantafe.comADS: david@artdeliveryservice.com

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19 x 16 in

Patrick Oliphant, Mea Culpa

Lot 0111

Estimate $600-$750

Apr 12, 2026, 6:55 PM EDT

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