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The final printing collaboration between John Baldessari and Francesco X - Lithograph in colors with embossing - Edition of 60 12 AP - Initialed and dated on lower right, recto; numbered on lower left, recto // Red Slipper by John Baldessari, created in 2015, is a limited edition lithograph that features a close-up of a well-worn red slipper with frayed edges and visible wear. This piece, part of Baldessari’s final collaboration with Francesco X, captures the artist’s interest in mundane objects and the humor found in everyday life. The slipper’s textured red surface contrasts against a muted background, emphasizing its worn state and inviting reflection on themes of use, decay, and imperfection. Printed in vibrant colors with embossing details, this work is part of an edition of 60 with 12 artist proofs. Initialed and dated by Baldessari on the lower right, this lithograph reflects his conceptual approach, transforming a common object into an artwork that resonates with both familiarity and artistic irony.
Red Slipper, 2015
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The final printing collaboration between John Baldessari and Francesco X - Lithograph in colors with embossing - Edition of 60 12 AP - Initialed and dated on lower right, recto; numbered on lower left, recto // Red Slipper by John Baldessari, created in 2015, is a limited edition lithograph that features a close-up of a well-worn red slipper with frayed edges and visible wear. This piece, part of Baldessari’s final collaboration with Francesco X, captures the artist’s interest in mundane objects and the humor found in everyday life. The slipper’s textured red surface contrasts against a muted background, emphasizing its worn state and inviting reflection on themes of use, decay, and imperfection. Printed in vibrant colors with embossing details, this work is part of an edition of 60 with 12 artist proofs. Initialed and dated by Baldessari on the lower right, this lithograph reflects his conceptual approach, transforming a common object into an artwork that resonates with both familiarity and artistic irony.
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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