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20.5″W x 16.5″H
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EDIE HARPER (1922-2010) “Baskit” Serigraph
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Serigraph by Cincinnati-based artist Edie Harper (1922-2010) depicts a highly modern rendering of a playful cat in a basket, the checkered background of red and white providing an almost illusory effect to the image. The wife of renowned modern artist, Charley Harper, Edie’s work cements a creative legacy in its own right, with pictorial design skills and style rivaling that of her husband. Housed in a wooden frame, this serigraph is signed and numbered 193/375 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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