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Stunning Artist Barbara Cesery Statue of Liberty Series #1 Fine Art Print
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Experience the magnificence of the Statue of Liberty like never before with the exquisite fine art print from Barbara Cesery's Statue of Liberty Series #1.
Barbara Cesery's Artist's Proof from the Statue of Liberty Series #1 is a lithograph measuring 24" x 33". The condition of the artwork is very good.
Barbara Cesery
AP
Statue of Liberty Series #1 (Underwater Monument)
Size: 24" x 33"
Medium: Lithograph
Condition: Very Good (New)
Date Created: Contemporary
Style: Contemporary Pop Surrealism
Influences: Pop Art, Surrealism, Marine art, Children's book illustration
Gallery Price: $300.00
For a hypothetical "Statue of Liberty Series #1" fine art print (assuming a similar serigraph format, ~24" x 36", limited edition), a gallery asking price would likely fall in the $300–$500 USD range, accounting for thematic appeal (iconic American symbol) and inflation from 2015 highs. This is an estimate based on comparables; actual value depends on provenance, condition, and market demand.
Description
This artwork depicts a whimsical underwater scene featuring a central monument-like structure surrounded by various stylized marine creatures. The monument is rendered in a textured, almost grainy, black and white, contrasting with the pastel colors used for the fish, starfish, and seaweed. The overall impression is one of playful surrealism, blending elements of reality with fantasy.
Additional Information
The piece blends pop aesthetics with surreal elements, creating a unique and imaginative composition. It's possible the artwork could be a limited edition print, given the style and color palette.
Barbara H. Cesery (American, 20th century) was an acclaimed New York City-based artist known for her vibrant serigraphs (silkscreen prints) often featuring bold colors, urban themes, and everyday American motifs. She held a B.A. in political science from Vassar College and an M.A. in Painting and Art History from New York University, where she also taught art. Her career blended fine art with her role as a real estate broker, and she was active in the New York art scene during the mid-to-late 20th century.
Barbara Cesery's Artist's Proof from the Statue of Liberty Series #1 is a lithograph measuring 24" x 33". The condition of the artwork is very good.
Barbara Cesery
AP
Statue of Liberty Series #1 (Underwater Monument)
Size: 24" x 33"
Medium: Lithograph
Condition: Very Good (New)
Date Created: Contemporary
Style: Contemporary Pop Surrealism
Influences: Pop Art, Surrealism, Marine art, Children's book illustration
Gallery Price: $300.00
For a hypothetical "Statue of Liberty Series #1" fine art print (assuming a similar serigraph format, ~24" x 36", limited edition), a gallery asking price would likely fall in the $300–$500 USD range, accounting for thematic appeal (iconic American symbol) and inflation from 2015 highs. This is an estimate based on comparables; actual value depends on provenance, condition, and market demand.
Description
This artwork depicts a whimsical underwater scene featuring a central monument-like structure surrounded by various stylized marine creatures. The monument is rendered in a textured, almost grainy, black and white, contrasting with the pastel colors used for the fish, starfish, and seaweed. The overall impression is one of playful surrealism, blending elements of reality with fantasy.
Additional Information
The piece blends pop aesthetics with surreal elements, creating a unique and imaginative composition. It's possible the artwork could be a limited edition print, given the style and color palette.
Barbara H. Cesery (American, 20th century) was an acclaimed New York City-based artist known for her vibrant serigraphs (silkscreen prints) often featuring bold colors, urban themes, and everyday American motifs. She held a B.A. in political science from Vassar College and an M.A. in Painting and Art History from New York University, where she also taught art. Her career blended fine art with her role as a real estate broker, and she was active in the New York art scene during the mid-to-late 20th century.
