Rare Vintage Signed Numbered 10/100 June 1970 Peter Max Remembering Framed Print
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:42643525 | Artist: Peter Max |
| Features: Framed, Signed | Style: Vintage |
| Width (Inches): 30 | Date of Creation: 1970-1989 |
| Subject: Psychedelic | Year: 1970 |
| Height (Inches): 22 |
"Remembering" print by Peter Max.
The frame measures 30 1/4" x 22 1/2, " so the print itself is a tad smaller than that. It is signed in pencil by Peter Max, dated June 1970, and numbered1/100. It looks like there is a number on the print also on the bottom right corner, although I do not know what that number means.
This print was on display for years in a vacuum cleaner repair shop that shut down, and I have little knowledge of its history and know little about art. Describing ...to the best of my ability. I do not have any idea what this is worth and have no background in art, but I can find very few of these online, and the ones I have found seem to have sold for several thousands of dollars. Thought I'd toss this in here as an auction and see what happens.
The print has dust that seems to have gotten inside the glass/frame that likely has caused some discoloration to the print itself definitely on the white border and perhaps on the print itself. It is difficult to tell if the dust/discoloration is primarily on the print, on the back of the glass, or both, and I have no idea if it will come off and how well. The glass on the frame has at least one spot (bottom right corner, and maybe more) where there is a crack in the glass). The outer frame is dusty too. By bidding or purchasing, you acknowledge the condition of the item and that is sold AS IS, no returns.
The frame measures 30 1/4" x 22 1/2, " so the print itself is a tad smaller than that. It is signed in pencil by Peter Max, dated June 1970, and numbered1/100. It looks like there is a number on the print also on the bottom right corner, although I do not know what that number means.
This print was on display for years in a vacuum cleaner repair shop that shut down, and I have little knowledge of its history and know little about art. Describing ...to the best of my ability. I do not have any idea what this is worth and have no background in art, but I can find very few of these online, and the ones I have found seem to have sold for several thousands of dollars. Thought I'd toss this in here as an auction and see what happens.
The print has dust that seems to have gotten inside the glass/frame that likely has caused some discoloration to the print itself definitely on the white border and perhaps on the print itself. It is difficult to tell if the dust/discoloration is primarily on the print, on the back of the glass, or both, and I have no idea if it will come off and how well. The glass on the frame has at least one spot (bottom right corner, and maybe more) where there is a crack in the glass). The outer frame is dusty too. By bidding or purchasing, you acknowledge the condition of the item and that is sold AS IS, no returns.
