Roy Lichtenstein — Ten Landscapes For Sale

Roy Lichtenstein Ten Landscapes Prints For Sale

Roy Lichtenstein Ten Landscapes prints for sale at Guy Hepner Gallery, New York. The Ten Landscapes series (1967) is one of Lichtenstein's earliest sustained print portfolios — a suite of ten screenprints exploring the visual language of American landscape painting filtered through his Pop graphic system of Ben-Day dots, flat colour, and bold outlines.

The Series

Produced in 1967, the Ten Landscapes portfolio represents Lichtenstein at a crucial early moment in his print career — after establishing his Pop vocabulary with the comic book paintings and Brushstroke works, but before the sustained series dialogues with art history that would define his later output. The works draw on the conventions of American landscape illustration: the flat horizon, the graduated sky, the stylised tree, the simplified foreground — the visual grammar of the American landscape as reproduced in popular and commercial print culture.

The portfolio comprises ten individual prints, numbered Landscape 1 through Landscape 9 (the series ran to ten with varying catalogue designations). Each explores a different compositional arrangement of landscape elements — sky, ground, vegetation, water — in Lichtenstein's characteristic graphic vocabulary. The works are among the earliest examples of his serialised print approach, which would become the defining structural principle of his later Haystack, Cathedral, and Entablature portfolios.

Produced in screenprint on white wove paper in an edition of 100, the Ten Landscapes prints are now over five decades old and represent increasingly significant historical documents of his print practice. Complete portfolios are rare on the secondary market.

Collecting Ten Landscapes Prints

Historical significance. As one of his earliest print portfolios, the Ten Landscapes occupy an important position in the chronology of Lichtenstein's printmaking. Collectors building comprehensive holdings of his print output typically seek examples from this series.

Complete portfolio. All ten prints from the series together are substantially rarer and more significant than individual impressions. Complete portfolios are uncommon at auction.

Condition. Works produced in 1967 require careful condition assessment: paper aging, colour stability, and any prior restoration should be examined. Request UV examination and a full condition report.

Signed impressions. Hand-signed examples from the edition of 100 carry premiums over unsigned impressions.

Edition documentation. Corlett catalogue raisonné reference and publisher documentation are essential.

Authentication

Ten Landscapes prints are authenticated via the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation catalogue raisonné (Corlett). Guy Hepner provides full provenance documentation for all works.

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