Christo
3 New York City Collages , 1980
34 x 38 in (h x w)
Hand-collaged lithograph with photograph by Raymond de Seynes, fabric, thread, and city map

Clockwise left to right:

"Two Lower Manhattan Wrapped Buildings‐‐Project for State Street and Broadway. 20 Exchange Place, New York City, 1980.” Artist: Christo, 1980. Color lithograph and hand collage of fabric, thread, and city
map. Signed: "CHRISTO AP 9/10" (right side, opposite title).

#9 of a set of 11 collage/photo lithographs. "The Gates, Project for Central Park, New York, 1980‐‐" (says "in progress'). Signed: CHRISTO in plate in pencil.

"Lower Manhattan Wrapped Building (Project for New York." Artist: Christo, 1985. #5 of 5 in the "Five Urban Projects" portfolio, 1985. Photograph mounted on rag paper, with collotype, silkscreen and hand collage of masking tape and fabric; pencil additions. Signed Christo 1985 AP 5/20 lower left below title).

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