Details
Description
Date: 1986
Size: 23.5 x 33 inches
Artist: Michael Mathias Prechtl
About the Artist: Michael Mathias Prechtl (1926–2003) was one …
Read more
Date: 1986
Size: 23.5 x 33 inches
Artist: Michael Mathias Prechtl
About the Artist: Michael Mathias Prechtl (1926–2003) was one of the most original illustrators to publish regularly on The New York Times Op-Ed Page during the late 1960s and ’70s. Discovered by JC Suares, he was the Albrecht Durer of his time. Known for his portraits of politicians, artists and public figures (from Richard Nixon to Idi Amin, Golda Meir to Charles Manson, Anton Chekhov to Buffalo Bill), his fine line was disrupted by the frequent inclusion of fingerprints and other graphic devices. He had a remarkable sense of wit and absurdity. His artistic patience was sublime. In addition, he frequently illustrated books for the Gutenberg Buchergilde as well as his own monographs of paintings, drawings and sketches. (printmag.com)
The poster has some minor ruffles. Ready to frame!
See less
Questions about the item?
Returns & Cancellations
Return Policy - All sales are final 48 hours after delivery, unless otherwise specified in the description of the product.
Related Collections
- Eastman Kodak Posters
- Posters in Los Angeles
- Art Deco Posters
- French Posters
- Marc Chagall Posters
- Pablo Picasso Posters
- Mid-Century Modern Posters
- Mark Rothko Posters
- Screen Print Posters
- Peter Max Posters
- Keith Haring Posters
- Japanese Posters
- Milton Avery Posters
- Museum Posters
- Polish Posters
- Lee Krasner Posters
- Danish Modern Posters
- Framed Posters
- Marimekko Posters
- Wool Posters
- Post Impressionist Posters
- Woodcut Posters
- Ski Posters
- Agam Yaacov Posters