Enrico Baj
Universe in Man, 1964.

Original Hand-Signed lithograph on Rives Hand Made paper, from the scarce signed edition of 100.

From the scarce Deluxe edition of 100 1 cent life portfolio.

Edition HC/100, not to be confused with the common unsigned edition of 2000.

Pencil signed by Enrico Baj on the right edge



Dimensions:
+ Size of the sheet: 41 x 29 cm / 16,1 x 11,4 in.

Issued from the iconic Pop-Art portfolio One Cent Life.

One Cent Life was an avant-garde publication that combined written works by Walasse Ting with contributed artworks by Pop and Abstract artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Jim Dine, Joan Mitchell, Mel Ramos, Sam Francis, Andy Warhol, among others.

Published by E.W. Kornfeld, Germany, Written by Walasse Ting, Edited by Sam Francis.



A COPY OF THE JUSTIFICATION PAGE WILL BE PROVIDED Exemplaire H.C.Walasse Ting, 22/6/1964 Paris

Please note that the justification is NOT printed on the back of the artwork that you purchase but on a DIFFERENT sheet.

Authenticity is unconditionally guaranteed as this is the first time the works have been removed from the original signed portfolio.

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In very good condition, with some soft handling creases at edges. Text printed on the back as issued. Please note that the last picture is a simulation only, the artwork is NOT framed.



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