Hunt Slonem

untitled
1991

Not on view

Date
1991

Classification
Prints

Medium
Etching

Dimensions
Sheet (Irregular): 23 15/16 × 24 1/4in. (60.8 × 61.6 cm)

Accession number
96.116.7

Edition
AP 11/20 | Ed. 30

Publication
Printed by Evans Editions; published by Office of Manhattan Borough President Ruth W. Messinger; published by Edition Julie Sylvester

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; gift of Julie Sylvester

Rights and reproductions
© Hunt Slonem / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

API
artworks/10946

Part of a series:

The S.A.F.E. Portfolio

8 works

A graphic artwork featuring a textured red circle centered on a white background, with abstract patterns creating a sense of depth within the circle. The bottom left corner of the image contains a signature and edition number.
Black and white photo of a person's midsection wearing a skirt and blouse with the letters "IS" on the blouse.
A vibrant abstract painting featuring a chaotic mix of patterns and textures. Dominant colors include orange, red, and yellow, with splashes of blue and black. Central to the composition is a black handprint, surrounded by various shapes such as squares, lines, and what appear to be simplified floral motifs. The overall effect is energetic and expressive.
A colorful print featuring silhouetted figures and a car surrounded by flames. The background is divided into blocks of yellow, green, orange, and red, with words like "LOANS," "HOT," and "FOOD" interspersed throughout. The style is reminiscent of street art or a bold graphic print.
A colorful print featuring a stylized still life composition with a slice of watermelon, an orange, grapes, and a bottle with a decorative stopper arranged in an ornate glass bowl. A vine with leaves and berries extends from the side, and a piece of paper with text is positioned at the bottom left corner. The artist's signature and edition number are visible at the bottom.
Illustration featuring a grid of hand-drawn, colorful panels, each containing a list of words related to urban life and society, such as "HOUSING," "SCHOOLS," "POLICE," and "HEROES." The panels are interspersed with sketches of human figures in blue, with some figures appearing to interact with the words or each other. The artwork has a border in red and yellow, and is signed and dated at the bottom left corner.
Line drawing of the Statue of Liberty's face surrounded by birds on a beige background.
A surreal black and white artwork featuring a collage of images: a woman with a headscarf, a glamorous woman with red lipstick, and two smaller portraits of women, all superimposed over a misty landscape with rocky outcrops and industrial structures. The piece is signed and numbered in the margin.