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Before the advent of laser, some printing techniques were able to give prints a sense of depth and motion. Along with the changing reflective light, the lithograph took on a new perspective. This Indian Maiden II print, marked Artaco, 1976, has several different looks depending on the lighting or how the print is positioned.
Gold and silver foil with a few highlighted splashes of color give this Indian maiden a unique appearance. Total print size is 8 1/4 inches x 10 1/4 inches and the black acrylic frame with the narrow gold band complements the Indian print. We do note that there is creasing of the foil to the left of the maiden’s head, but over-all, the print is in fine shape. |
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