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Target by Jasper Johns

Target by Jasper Johns is a wonderful abstract piece and is sized at 18 x 23 Inches. This work of art will look fantastic on any wall and will make the perfect holiday gift for someone you care about. All of our art poster prints and tapestries are printed on the highest quality materials. With a massive inventory, excellent customer service and a 30 day money back gurantee you know you are in good hands with ArteBlanche. All items are available while stocks last.




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Title	TARGET

Artist	Jasper Johns

Image Size	18 x 23 Inches

Paper Size	23 x 35 Inches

Style	Abstract

Product Type	Lithograph Part of a Collection

Item Code	RAB-AWI-310334

Availability	Usually ships in 4 to 6 days

List Price	~~$58.50~~

Price	$46.98

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Lithography is an art form based on the principal that oil and water do not mix. The artist would etc their art onto a plate that would be sumberged in a special mix of water and ink, the ink would adhere to the correct parts of the image while the water would be dispelled. This allowed for some very interesting techniques to emerge and some inceredibly unique pieces or art. This method was used to reproduce art in larger volumes when the technique was developed in the early 1800s rather than embossing or engraving.