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Robert Motherwell Original Lithograph 1988 | Banach 387.3 Framed Art
Robert Motherwell Original Lithograph 1988 | Banach 387.3 Framed Art
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Original Robert Motherwell lithograph from 1988, created on handmade Japanese papers and attached with chine appliqué to Cartiere Enrico Magnani paper. Printed by Bruce Porter with the assistance of David Lantow and William Olsen at Trestle Editions Limited, New York. Professionally presented in museum-quality custom framing and accompanied by complete gallery documentation, catalogue references, and a hand-initialed Robert Motherwell colophon copy, this exceptional work represents an important example of the artist's celebrated abstract graphic practice.
Original lithograph, 1988
Artist: Robert Motherwell
Image size: 43 x 53 cm
Medium: Lithograph on handmade Japanese papers with chine appliqué to Cartiere Enrico Magnani paper
Printed by: Bruce Porter, assisted by David Lantow and William Olsen
Publisher: Trestle Editions Limited, New York
Catalogue reference: Banach 387.3
Includes hand-initialed colophon copy (RM)
Condition: Excellent
Professionally custom framed (museum-quality)
Includes certificate of authenticity, provenance & catalogue documentation
About the Work
Created in 1988, this original Robert Motherwell lithograph showcases the artist's distinctive abstract vocabulary and masterful approach to printmaking. Through powerful forms, dynamic composition, and a careful balance of gesture and space, Motherwell created works that continue to define the legacy of Abstract Expressionism.
Produced using handmade Japanese papers attached through chine appliqué to premium Cartiere Enrico Magnani paper, the work reflects the exceptional craftsmanship and technical sophistication associated with Motherwell's mature graphic works. The layered materials and refined printing process contribute to the piece's rich visual presence and enduring appeal.
As one of the foremost figures of postwar American art, Motherwell remains highly regarded among collectors and institutions worldwide. Original lithographs from this important period continue to be sought after for their artistic significance, museum-quality execution, and lasting collector appeal.
Authentication & Provenance
The artwork is fully authenticated and accompanied by gallery-prepared documentation, ensuring a clear and reliable provenance record.
- Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Provenance documentation
- Banach catalogue reference confirmation (387.3)
- Copy of catalogue reference materials
- Hand-initialed Robert Motherwell (RM) colophon copy
- Gallery-issued authentication materials
These materials support the artwork's authenticity, integrity, and long-term collectibility.
Presentation & Framing
The piece is professionally framed using archival, museum-grade materials designed to preserve and enhance the artwork. Framing follows the same standards used throughout the gallery to ensure long-term protection and presentation quality.
- Solid wood moulding
- Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™
- Acid-free backing
- Tru Vue™ UV Protection Anti-Glare Museum Glass
Custom frame selection is finalized after purchase and may vary based on design considerations and availability. Our designer is happy to assist in selecting a frame that complements your interior and aesthetic preferences.
Why This Piece
- Authentic Robert Motherwell lithograph from 1988
- Referenced in the Banach Catalogue as No. 387.3
- Includes hand-initialed (RM) colophon copy
- Printed by Bruce Porter for Trestle Editions Limited, New York
- Created on handmade Japanese papers with chine appliqué
- Strong example of Motherwell's mature Abstract Expressionist work
- Highly collectible postwar American masterwork
- Museum-quality archival framing included
- Certificate of Authenticity and provenance documentation included
- Ready for display and collecting
A beautifully presented and highly collectible Robert Motherwell lithograph, professionally framed and accompanied by complete gallery documentation, catalogue references, and a hand-initialed colophon copy.
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