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Red Grooms Bicyclist enamel on aluminum sculpture of colorful man riding penny farthing bicycle
Red Grooms Bicyclist enamel on aluminum sculpture of colorful man riding penny farthing bicycle
Red Grooms Bicyclist enamel on aluminum sculpture of colorful man riding penny farthing bicycle
Red Grooms Bicyclist enamel on aluminum sculpture of colorful man riding penny farthing bicycle

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Enamel on aluminum. Signed in red paint, dated '98' and numbered. Literature: Red Grooms: New Works (1999). Marlborough Gallery, New York, New York. April-May 1999. Cat. no. 2, Reproduced in color. Red Grooms’s Bicyclist (1999) is a painted aluminum sculpture that combines humor, movement, and vivid color in a lively three-dimensional scene. The exaggerated figure rides a penny-farthing bicycle, its oversized front wheel emphasizing both whimsy and historical reference. Rendered in bright enamel hues—pink, green, turquoise, and gold—the character appears animated and theatrical, with stylized features and playful detail. Grooms, known for his satirical take on everyday life and urban culture, brings a cartoon-like energy to the work while maintaining sculptural precision. Signed and dated, the piece exemplifies his distinctive blend of pop sensibility and narrative form.

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Red Grooms

Bicyclist, 1999

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Enamel on aluminum. Signed in red paint, dated '98' and numbered. Literature: Red Grooms: New Works (1999). Marlborough Gallery, New York, New York. April-May 1999. Cat. no. 2, Reproduced in color. Red Grooms’s Bicyclist (1999) is a painted aluminum sculpture that combines humor, movement, and vivid color in a lively three-dimensional scene. The exaggerated figure rides a penny-farthing bicycle, its oversized front wheel emphasizing both whimsy and historical reference. Rendered in bright enamel hues—pink, green, turquoise, and gold—the character appears animated and theatrical, with stylized features and playful detail. Grooms, known for his satirical take on everyday life and urban culture, brings a cartoon-like energy to the work while maintaining sculptural precision. Signed and dated, the piece exemplifies his distinctive blend of pop sensibility and narrative form.

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Red Grooms Bicyclist enamel on aluminum sculpture of colorful man riding penny farthing bicycle

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Bicyclist, 1999

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Red GROOMS | Untitled from The New York Collection for Stockholm | Screenprint, 1973 — available on Composition Gallery

Red Grooms

Untitled From The New York Collection For Stockholm, 1973

Limited Edition Print

Screen-print

GBP 1,140

Red Grooms City of Chicago lithograph posters with cartoon tower, surreal figures and Chicago skyline details.

Red Grooms

City Of Chicago Exhibition Poster, 1968

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

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Red Grooms Van Gogh with Sunflowers lithograph showing Van Gogh beside vase of sunflowers in bold cartoonish style.

Red Grooms

Van Gogh With Sunflowers, 1988

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 4,000 - 6,000

Red Grooms' Dali Salad is a three-dimensional artwork featuring a caricature of Salvador Dalí's face emerging from green swirling shapes, encased in Plexiglas.

Red Grooms

Dali Salad, 1980

Limited Edition Print

Mixed Media

USD 5,500

Red Grooms' Manet/Romance, etching and aquatint, intricate collage of overlapping surreal images surrounding a central bearded figure.

Red Grooms

Manet/Romance, 1980

Limited Edition Print

Etching And Aquatint

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Red Grooms's Mr. Chuck Berry, colorful 3D collage of Chuck Berry playing guitar with exaggerated figures and bold colors.

Red Grooms

Mr. Chuck Berry, 1978

Limited Edition Print

Collage

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Red Grooms' The Tattoo Artist, colorful lithograph of a whimsical tattoo scene in a domestic setting with playful details, signed and numbered.

Red Grooms

The Tattoo Artist, 1981

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

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Red Grooms’ Saskia Down the Metro, collage, vibrant urban metro scene with diverse characters and bold, dynamic colors.

Red Grooms

Saskia Down The Metro, 1983

Limited Edition Print

Collage

USD 3,570

Red Grooms’ Truck I, lithograph, exaggerated truck in a cityscape with monochromatic line work and “Supreme Products” branding.

Red Grooms

Truck I, 1979

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 2,100

Red Grooms' Picasso Goes to Heaven on a Swing II, 1973-76, colorful etching with hand coloring, depicting Picasso surrounded by playful figures.

Red Grooms

Picasso Goes To Heaven On A Swing II, 1973-76

Limited Edition Print

Etching

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Red Grooms Katherine Marcel and the Bride 3D mixed media sculpture; colorful, detailed scene with figures in a decorated room setting.

Red Grooms

Katherine Marcel And The Bride, 1997

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

USD 6,300

Red Grooms' lithograph Franklin's Reception at the Court of France depicting a lively 18th-century French court scene with vibrant colors and expressive figures.

Red Grooms

Franklins Reception At The Court Of France, 1982

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 1,990

Red Grooms, South Sea Sonata, 3D lithograph; man reclining under tropical hut with Polynesian woman and colorful decor.

Red Grooms

South Sea Sonata, 1992

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 3,900

Red Grooms, Fats Domino, 3D lithograph; Fats Domino at piano with expressive colors, mounted in Plexiglass, capturing lively performance atmosphere.

Red Grooms

Fats Domino, 1984

Limited Edition Print

Mixed Media

USD 5,400

Red Grooms, Charlie Chaplin, 3-D lithograph, plexiglass box, Chaplin in yellow-striped jacket and teal pants, playful stance.

Red Grooms

Charlie Chaplin, 1986

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 6,350

Red Grooms, Fran Tarkenton, mixed-media sculpture, colorful, cartoonish football player mid-throw, exaggerated features, playful pop-art style.

Red Grooms

Fran Tarkenton, 1979

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

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Red Grooms' Ruckus Taxi (Mini), 3D lithograph, depicts a cartoonish yellow NYC taxi with colorful passengers and checkered details.

Red Grooms

Ruckus Taxi (Mini), 2004

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 1,450

Red Grooms, Los Aficionados, mixed-media sculpture; 3D scene of bullfight with matador, bull, and animated crowd in vivid colors.

Red Grooms

Los Aficionados , 1990

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

USD 5,800

Red Grooms, Lorna Doone, lithograph with collage and rubber stamp, surreal scene with figure in leopard print and stylized clouds.

Red Grooms

Lorna Doone, 1979

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

USD 1,200

Red Grooms' 1975 3D lithograph sculpture of Gertrude Stein in an armchair, features exaggerated colorful elements in a Plexiglas box.

Red Grooms

Gertrude Stein, 1975

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

Currently Not Available

Red Grooms' London Bus 3D lithograph sculpture of a red double-decker bus with cartoon-like passengers, signed by the artist.

Red Grooms

London Bus, 1983

Sculpture / Object

Lithograph

Currently Not Available

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