Sam Francis - untitled, from Paperski

1992

Details of the Artwork
Medium: Lithograph in colours on Vélin BFK Rives paper  
Signature: Hand-signed in pencil, lower right
Edition: Limited to 50, numbered in pencil, lower left
Title: Untitled from the Paperski Portfolio (1992)
Printer: Gardner Litho, Buena Park, California
Publisher: Daniel Papierski, Paris
Literature: Lembark, The Prints of Sam Francis: A Catalogue Raisonné, S.353

Sam Francis (1923-1994) first discovered art after being injured during World War II. He developed his distinctive style in the 1950s while living in Paris and Japan. In the 1960s, Francis returned to California, where he developed his personal Dripping technique, creating circular and splattered movements that redefined action painting. In addition to painting, he mastered other techniques, including lithography, etching, and monotype, further expanding his artistic legacy.

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Framing Style: Presented in a bespoke silver wooden frame
Protection: Plexiglas® Optical HC with optional upgrade to anti-reflective art glass
Framed Dimensions: Approx 80 x 60 cm

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