What is a pigment print?
Pigment print is the term for a print which uses ink colored with pigment. Pigment is one type of ink used in inkjet printing because it is durable. The other is dye base ink, which is more chromatic but fades more easily than pigment.
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Robert Longo
Essentials (from the Forty Are Better Than One series), 2009
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Alex Katz
Autumn 4, 2023
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USD 9,000 - 12,000
Robert Longo
Iceman X, 2012
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Untitled (Adam), 2012
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Robert Longo
Untitled (Rose), 2005
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Alex Katz
Red house, 2016
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Kehinde Wiley
Sophie Arnould Study II, 2016
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Robert Longo
Untitled (Tiger), 2012
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Robert Longo
Untitled (Moon in Shadow), 2006
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Robert Rauschenberg
Untitled, 2000
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Grayson Perry
England as seen from Lockdown in Islington, 2021
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Alex Katz
Sunrise 1, 2022
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Alex Katz
Straw Hat 2, 2022
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Alex Katz
Straw Hat 1, 2022
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Alex Katz
White Shirt (Vincent 2) , 2021
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Alex Katz
White Shirt (Eric), 2021
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Réalités Nouvelles means new realities. It is the focus of an exhibiting society founded by Sonia Delaunay, in 1939, in Paris. The Salon des Réalités nouvelles promoted the concept that abstract art does not imitate existing reality, and therefore is a new reality.
The Uncanny is a concept which Sigmund Freud, psychologist, described as the anxious or strange feeling some individuals experience with familiar objects. Surrealist artists, seeking to reveal the subconscious and reconcile it with reality, used artwork which combined the familiar in unexpected and odd ways.
Capitalist realism is a German form of political pop art which sought to challenge the influence American pop art had developed in the Western world. The Cold War era Berlin movement began in 1963, and represented the ideologies of both pop art and socialist realism.
