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On the Links: The Better I Like It
Item #SU10
- Limited Edition Lithograph
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This is a limited edition lithograph. Charles M. Schulz, creator of the internationally famous cartoon strip PEANUTS, designed a series of full color limited edition lithographs. Mr. Schulz hand selected each image from his library of daily strips. The black lined from the original strip was transferred to water color paper and then hand tinted by Mr. Schulz. Below is a retrospect of his art taken from Mr. Schulz's most popular scenes, these lithographs feature his characters in their most memorable poses.
Image Size: 6" x 19"
Framed Size: 12" x 25"
Edition Size: 500
| Framed | Unframed | |
|---|---|---|
| Shipping to the Continental United States or Canada | $45 | $25 |
| Shipping to the United Kingdom, France, or Germany | $175 | $95 |
| Shipping to Australia or New Zealand | $175 | $95 |
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Hand-pulled lithography is a time-honoured means of producing high quality fine art reproductions. Once the artist has painted the original work of art, skilled artisans create individual printing plates for each colour represented in the piece. Depending on the number of colours, there can be dozens or even hundreds of plates required.
Each plate depicts only that part of the piece which is to receive that colour. Paint is applied by hand to the first plate, and it is pressed onto the paper with the use of historic presses dating back to the late 1800’s. Once the first colour has dried, the second plate is painted and applied. This painstaking process continues until all colours and all parts of the original image have been recreated.
Hand-pulled lithographs are created on high quality acid-free rag paper, and are generally done in limited editions of no more than 750 pieces. They are often signed by the artist.
The quality and artistic heritage of hand-pulled lithographs makes them central to many fine art collections.
