1986 Dan May Screenprint - "Waiting"

Marsoni

M251S

$175.00

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1986 Dan May Screenprint - "Waiting"11" x 14" 1986 screen print titled "Waiting" by California artist, Dan May. 79 of 150. Taking after Matisse and David Hockney, much of his work utilizes bold colors and a playful, poppy aesthetic. This print is framed in a yellow plastic frame with glass glazing. Print is in excellent condition. Nationwide shipping and local delivery available. Please contact with questions prior to purchase. All sales final.

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