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Ed Ruscha, Flies, serigraph, wood-textured background with scattered small flies, minimalistic insect-focused composition.

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Original serigraph on paper - From the rare limited edition of 100 - Published by Multiples Inc. New York - From the Suite Insects Portfolio - In Excellent condition -Hand signed by Ruscha // Flies by Ed Ruscha is a serigraph from the 1972 Insects portfolio, showcasing a minimalistic yet thought-provoking composition. The print presents an expanse of a wood-textured surface scattered with small, meticulously rendered flies. The simplicity of the background contrasts with the sporadic arrangement of the insects, creating an almost hypnotic visual effect that draws attention to the tiny, detailed forms of each fly. Known for exploring everyday objects and mundane scenes, Ruscha transforms these insects into a focal point, inviting viewers to find beauty or meaning in the overlooked and often ignored. This limited edition piece, published by Multiples Inc. in New York, exemplifies Ruscha's skill in combining minimalism with subtle narrative elements.

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Ed Ruscha

Flies, 1972

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Original serigraph on paper - From the rare limited edition of 100 - Published by Multiples Inc. New York - From the Suite Insects Portfolio - In Excellent condition -Hand signed by Ruscha // Flies by Ed Ruscha is a serigraph from the 1972 Insects portfolio, showcasing a minimalistic yet thought-provoking composition. The print presents an expanse of a wood-textured surface scattered with small, meticulously rendered flies. The simplicity of the background contrasts with the sporadic arrangement of the insects, creating an almost hypnotic visual effect that draws attention to the tiny, detailed forms of each fly. Known for exploring everyday objects and mundane scenes, Ruscha transforms these insects into a focal point, inviting viewers to find beauty or meaning in the overlooked and often ignored. This limited edition piece, published by Multiples Inc. in New York, exemplifies Ruscha's skill in combining minimalism with subtle narrative elements.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha
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USD 20,000 - 25,000

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Mixed Media

USD 20,000 - 25,000

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USD 20,000 - 25,000

Ed Ruscha's Dead End III, 2014 mixographia print, simulates a rusted metal sign with bold block letters spelling DEAD END and textured, weathered surface details.

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USD 20,000 - 25,000

Ed Ruscha's For Sale 17 Acres, 2014 mixographia print, depicts a rusted metal sign with bold text reading FOR SALE 17 ACRES embossed on a textured surface.

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USD 14,800

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Ed Ruscha's Mysteries, 2021, lithograph featuring bold white text on a red sky background with overlapping yellow and blue text for depth.

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Ex Libris, 2018

Limited Edition Print

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USD 6,100

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USD 12,000

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USD 18,000

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Limited Edition Print

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USD 17,900

Ed Ruscha, Turbo Tears, 2020, lithograph with bold red text on a textured sandy background, resembling wood grain, hand-signed.

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Turbo Tears, 2020

Limited Edition Print

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USD 23,000 - 25,000

Ed Ruscha's Flies and Frog, lithograph, scattered flies with blue border and a frog illustration in the bottom right, 1969.

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Flies And Frog, 1969

Limited Edition Print

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USD 6,900

Ed Ruscha Science Is Truth Found Out print on silk twill with bold text over a blurred gradient from deep red to dark tones.

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Science Is Truth Found Out, 2022

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Mixed Media

USD 2,450

Ed Ruscha’s Metro Mattress #4, mixed-media print of two worn mattresses stacked on each other with stains and frayed edges.

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Limited Edition Print

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