Serigraph from a 1969 limited edition illuminated manuscript called DMT 42, which depicts an illustrated love story.  Some of the prints have silver and copper metallic gilded highlights.  Of the edition of 210, 1-80 are a signed deluxe edition printed on vellum paper, and 81-210 are an unsigned edition.  This print is from the unsigned edition, Number 132.  Printed by Germany by KG Domberger.  Sheet size: 16 3/4 × 13 inches.  Colophon pages are for authentication and not included.  Shown on a black background.  Mint condition new old stock.

Gerald Laing (1936 - 2011), was a British Postwar and Contemporary artist who helped to define the 1960s Pop-Art with huge canvases based on newspaper photographs of famous models, astronauts and film stars: his image of Brigitte Bardot is one of his most famous works.  Often considered as England's Andy Warhol, numerous galleries and museums have featured Gerald Laing's work.  The story is by Galina Golikova, the wife of Gerald Laing.  DMT is the active ingredient in South American psychotropic Ayahuasca, popularized by quarterback Aaron Rodgers.