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Push Pin Studios Poster

Seymour Chwast

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Framed size: 20.125 in. (h) x 16.125 in. (w) × .7 in. (d)

$450.00

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Framed, Bright Colors, Figurative, Dark, Somber, and Gallows Humor, Social Commentary and History, Whimsy and Humor, Post-War Twentieth Century, Contemporary, Prints & Multiples, Offset Print, Chwast

About the work

Seymour Chwast—a design legend—co-founded Push Pin Studios, where he led a revolution in graphic design in the 1960s and ’70s, producing bold, vibrant work that pushed the limits of nearly every visual medium. In 1987, Chwast partnered with Mohawk Paper Mills to create a campaign to introduce Mohawk’s new Nuance and Ultrafelt paper lines by reprinting 15 posters that Chwast designed in the 1970s and 80s.

This work, called The Butcher, from that collection, was created in 1980 for “The Butcher” for Galerie Nouvelle Observateur.

Beautifully floated on acid-free matboard behind plexi in a black-painted poplar frame. Conservation framing by one of Washington’s most prominent framers.

Please note that the photographs are marred by reflections; the ink is actually smooth and bright. The final image is a stock photo of the work.

Attributes	Value
Medium	Offset print
Signing, Dating, and Titling	Signed in the image
Framing	Custom framed and matted using conservation materials
Condition	Fine Condition
Date	1980-2000
Type	Modern Print-Makers