Nicole Eisenman — Way Cool Screenprint Edition, 1995
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Edition 46 or 75.
Created for the Way Cool benefit portfolio supporting Exit Art / The First World, this 1995 screenprint by Nicole Eisenman reflects the wit, expressive draftsmanship, and playful tension that have become hallmarks of the artist's work. Rendered with loose, confident lines, the composition depicts two intertwined figures caught in a theatrical moment. Balancing humor, intimacy, and performance in a single, fluid gesture.
Printed in an edition of only 75 impressions, the work was produced at an early point in Eisenman's career, years before her paintings and prints entered the collections of major museums worldwide. Published to benefit the influential New York alternative art space Exit Art, the portfolio brought together works by leading contemporary artists in support of one of the city's most important experimental arts organizations.
An uncommon early edition by one of the most celebrated figurative painters working today.
Dimension: 8" W x 13 .5" H
Condition: Work is in good condition. Slight curling at corners. Unframed.
Provenance: Christie's
