JASON KEAM 'Flavors of the City' Screen Print

'Flavors of the City' by Jason Keam, 2022 Based on the artist's original street mural, Cambodia-town, CA, 2017. 11 x 36 Inches Hand-pulled screen print on 280gsm Recycled fine art paper. Limited Editi

Big Brother City, 2007. Screen print. 18 x 24 in. 162/350. Signed, numbered and dated in pencil.

Big Brother City, 2007. Screen print. 18 x 24 in. 162/350. Signed, numbered and dated in pencil.

Screen print on paper titled in pencil "City Lights" to lower left and numbered 206/225 to lower right. Depicting an abstracted image in black, yellow, red, and gray. Housed in a gilt wood frame. 7 in

All City Propaganda, 2005. Screen print. 18 x 24 in. 91/200. Signed, numbered and dated in pencil.

All City Propaganda, 2005. Screen print. 18 x 24 in. 91/200. Signed, numbered and dated in pencil.

GROWING CITY, 1988, color screenprint, signed and dated in white pencil, proof aside from the numbered edition 100, sheet 33 x 48 ¼”, frame 39 x 54” with non-glare Plexiglas.

'Deadpool' (Vers. 1) by Phantom City Creative, 2016 Mondo variant. 24 x 36 Inches Screen print on cream 320gsm fine art paper. Limited Edition of 275 (#34/275) Hand-numbered in pencil bottom right.

'Baby Driver' by Phantom City Creative, 2017 First (pink) and Variant (blue) Editions. Officially licensed art prints by Sony/Tri-Star Pictures. 24 x 36 Inches each. Screen print on (2x) 300gsm fine a

Mixed media over screen print. A City Street at Night. Signed u.l. and dated '92; 14.25in. X 9.5in.(image size)

GOOD MORNING CITY (K.41), 1969-70, color screenprint with metal imprints, signed in ink, with seals and stamps, numbered 8495/10,000 of which there are 40 variations of which there are 200 prints of t

16x20 Friday the 13th poster featuring the signatures of every actor to portray Jason on-screen one of 50 signed prints at their only appearance together over eight years ago at the famed Hollywood Sh

Hundertwasser, Friedensreich (Austrian 1928 - 2000), GOOD MORNING CITY BLEEDING TOWN (K.42), 1969-70, color screenprint with phosphorescent colors and metal imprints, from the edition of 200 variants

Nicholas Monro (1936-, British), "Dancers, "1970, screen print, 73/75, pencil numbered l.l., pencil signed and dated l.r., framed, H.- 31 1/4 in., W.- 26 in. Note: Deaccessioned from the Alexandria Mu

William Turnbull (1922-2012 , Scotland), "Fugue V," 20th c., screen print in colors, limited edition, presented in an oak frame, H.- 23 1/2 in., W.- 31 1/28 in. Note: Deaccessioned from the Alexandria

Vintage serigraph silk screen print on paper by LeRoy Neiman (1921-2012 New York) "Manhattan Panorama" depicts a bird's eye view of New York City and Central Park. Vibrant colors with an abstract feel

Gregorio Prestopino screen print in colors (American, 1907-1984), view of a city with a figure sitting on a bench, numbered 17/60 and signed in pencil lower left, sight size 29" x 22", frame size 38"

No frame screen print, signed in graphite on lower right hand, Richard Chiriani, View from the Triboro Bridge, Viso. Subject depicts a view of the city along the river in vibrant hues of blues with th

The Silk Screen Group NYC: Six Original Screen Prints, 1943. 39/157 screen prints, six scenes from life in New York City by Eduard Lendon, Doris Melter, Riva Helfond, Ernest Hopf, Louise Freedman, and

Christopher Wool (b. 1955) UNTITLED Color screenprint, 2006, signed, dated and numbered 26/40 in pencil, printed by Brand X Editions, Long Island City, and with their blindstamp, with full margins, fr

James Rizzi (1950-2011, American) Original 3D Construction Relief Screenprint titled "Running Thru America" numbered 55/175, 1987. Marathon contestants run through city and landscapes of the United St

Screen print on Arches paper. Signed in pencil lower right; numbered in pencil lower left. Edition number 3 of 100. From a New York City collection. - Dimensions: Image: 8" x 6". Paper: 22" x 15.5".

Stanley Migas (American, XX) pop art screen print poster in blue, pink, and black depicting Los Angeles' City Hall with bold text below "Beat It," signed with rubber stamp at lower right "Stanley Miga

A silk screen print of a Map of New York City, 1839, showing surrounding villages, farms and estates. Prepared by Deans Who Were Established in that year. Approx 15,25 x 24.25 inches Moderate discolor