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Peter Milton, Little Millennium II, Y2K
Peter Milton, Little Millennium II, Y2K
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Fantastical portrayal of an impending millennium, part of a triptych by Peter Milton, 1998.
Signed, titled, dated, and numbered edition 45 of 90.
Dimensions: Paper: 14.5 inches by 17.375 inches. Print: 9.625 inches by 7.75 inches.
Medium: Aquatint.
Condition: Excellent used condition.
Peter Milton (b.1930) is a celebrated American printmaker from Pennsylvania known for imagining intricate visual worlds in meticulous prints that often take over a year to make. He is renowned for his black and white etchings and engravings with photorealistic details of his surreal dreamlike aesthetic. His works are in the collections in prominent institutions worldwide including the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Museum, Tate Gallery, National Gallery of Art, Hirshhorn Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Library of Congress, National Gallery of American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Phillips Collection, and more.
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Signed, titled, dated, and numbered edition 45 of 90.
Dimensions: Paper: 14.5 inches by 17.375 inches. Print: 9.625 inches by 7.75 inches.
Medium: Aquatint.
Condition: Excellent used condition.
Peter Milton (b.1930) is a celebrated American printmaker from Pennsylvania known for imagining intricate visual worlds in meticulous prints that often take over a year to make. He is renowned for his black and white etchings and engravings with photorealistic details of his surreal dreamlike aesthetic. His works are in the collections in prominent institutions worldwide including the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Museum, Tate Gallery, National Gallery of Art, Hirshhorn Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Library of Congress, National Gallery of American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Phillips Collection, and more.
