RICHARD PRINCE "UNTITLED (GIRLFRIEND)" PHOTOGRAPH, 1994Richard Prince (b. 1949) is one of the most innovative, influential and polemic American artists. Whether you associate him with The Pictures Generation, post modernism or appropriation art, his contribution is undeniable. He has explored a variety of formats and subjects throughout his career, yet each of his provocative series share a similar approach reinterpreting and elevating elements from American visual culture. In the mid 70s, Prince worked

and the Victoria and Albert Museum (London

He is collected internationally and renowned for his signature hypnotic shapes realized in bold saturated colors

Untitled ("Victorian Girl")

A man's profile commands the composition as he gazes forward with his hand raised towards his mouth

Giclée print

As a result

However it follows a female protagonist

One of our favorite elements of Charles Pachter's oeuvre are his fantastic line drawings featuring both his circle of friends and commissioned portraits

Screenprint on wove paper

Lithograph and collage

Indiana engaged with everyday objects

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