1970's MOD GO-GO GIRL POP ART SILK SCREEN ON PAPER

Silkscreen on paper, not signed. 1970’s Mod Go-Go girl Pop Art Silk Screen on paper Dimensions: H 27.25" x W 25.25", (sight) H 25in. X 27in. Conditions: Very light pitting to frame

Peter Mars (American, b 1959): Go-Go Girls, Burlesque, Pinup, . Hand-signed Original hand-pulled serigraph/silkscreen on archival paper. Signed lower right, stamped and embossed lower left. Inspired b

Tsuyoshi-Yayanagi Go Japanese Pop Art "The Tale of Genji" Silk Screen. Slipped in sealed Hongmu type frame, but Signed and Numbered #2 in an edition of 70. Dated 1974. Having bold colors which highlig

IKEGAMI Isao (Japanese, born 1938): "Go (Origin)". Color silkscreen on BFK Rives wove paper, 1992. Edition of 55. Signed, titled, dated, and numbered 19/55 in pencil. Image size: 12 5/8 x 12 1/2 inche

An iconic modern Pop Art silkscreen on paper titled "Art (Colby Art Tondo)" by American artist Robert Indiana. Hand signed in pencil bottom right and annotated 15/50 bottom left. The artist created th

Silkscreen on paper. Featuring a bottle of Coca-Cola with logo underneath the bottle. Signed Andy Warhol and inscribed 8-400 on the lower right corner. Illegibly stamped with initials on verso. Attrib

Silkscreen on paper, framed. Featuring men throwing spears at a shopping cart. Signed Banksy on the lower right corner, inscribed 2/400. 21 x 28 cm (8.3 x 11.0 inches). Frame size: 31.5 x 39 cm (12.4

American Pop Art School. Silkscreen lithograph on paper. Signed Roy Lichtenstein on the lower margin with series number, 21/300 in pencil. 21.5 x 30.5 cm (8.5 x 12 inches). PROVENANCE: Private estate

Nicholas Krushenick (American, 1929-1999), Untitled #11, ca. 1970 CE. A framed colorful Pop Art silkscreen by Nicholas Krushenick. Educated at the Art Students League of New York (1948-50) as well as

OBEY GIANT, Shepard FAIREY (1970), Make Art Not War, Silkscreen on cream paper. Signed and dated by the artist in pencil. 61 x 91.5 cm This item comes with no certificate of authenticity, and is consi

Estate found Andy Warhol Signed Campbell Soup silkscreen Pop Art piece. Acquired in the late 1970’s early 80’s in NYC. Contemporarily framed.

Silkscreen lithograph. Featuring a composition a man in a suit wearing a hat and I LOVE NY sign, done in brown and contrasted red colors placed on heavy natural colored paper. Stamped with gallery sta

Red Grooms (American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen print on paper. Titled, "Subway Riders from New York, New York." Produced 1983. A three dimensional Pop Art style figural work depicting

Red Grooms (American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen print on paper. Titled, "You Can Have a Body Like Mine!" Produced 1978. A whimsical Pop Art style figural work evoking a Retro 1940s and

Red Grooms (American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen print on paper. Titled, "You Can Have a Body Like Mine!" Produced 1978. A whimsical Pop Art style figural work evoking a Retro 1940s and

British Pop Art School. Silkscreen lithograph. Featuring a composition of Charlie Chaplin with LOVE painted above, the subject is done in black and pink colors placed on heavy cream colored paper. Sig

Silkscreen on paper. Featuring pop art of blonde woman. Signed "R. Lichtenstein" in the bottom right corner. "RL 9227" inscribed on verso. "CONTEMPORARY ART, INC., NEW YORK" stamped on verso. Attribut

Unframed silkscreen Pop Art print on paper titled "Back on Andromeda VII...", signed lower right "Benjamin Birillo Jr." in ink. 14 7/8 x 16 3/4 inches]. Edges with creases.

Silkscreen on paper, framed. Featuring a self-portrait. Signed Andy Warhol and inscribed 8/450 on the right edge. 20 x 28.5 cm (7.9 x 11.2 inches). Provenance: This lot carries limited provenance from

"The Late Great American Artist". (American 1943 - 2016). Silkscreen on paper. Pencil signed. Edition 69/200. Framed measures 41 1/2" h x 37 1/4" w x 1" d. Picture measures 37 5/8" h x 33 1/2" w.

1970 BEATLES ART PRINT BY WALLY DEIZEL. Black silkscreen on rag paper - authorized 2nd. 15-1/2” x 20”.

Signed limited edition silk screen print on paper by Peter (Finkelstein) Max (1937- New York / Germany) "Moving with Father,1972" depicts a brightly colored image in his signature psychedelic pop art

Peter Max (German American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen lithograph on paper. A Pop Art figural work depicting a young male figure running through an abstract landscape with avian and bota

This lot consists of a silkscreen print on paper, signed "Andy Warhol" with an additional marking of "N/A". Image depicts the head of a Siberian tiger in psychedelic red and blue. Done in the Pop Art