Take a trip back to the peak of the underground comix movement with this rare, limited edition serigraph by the legendary R. Crumb. Featuring the iconic wrap-around cover art from the 1970 "San Francisco Comic Book #3," this bold piece perfectly captures Crumb's signature satirical bite. The artwork depicts a scruffy, psycho-hippie casting a hypnotic spell on a naive suburban girl, serving as Crumb’s brilliant, cynical commentary on the dark turn of the late-60s counter-culture. ✌️🍄
This vibrant piece of pop-culture history would make an incredible conversation starter hung above a retro vinyl record console or displayed as the focal point in a dynamic media room.
The craftsmanship of this 2009 serigraph edition is truly exceptional. Printed by Alexander Wood, the image was meticulously recreated using 13 distinct screens and 16 vibrant colors. The heavy, saturated inks sit beautifully on the surface of the premium Rives BFK 280-gram white archival paper, resulting in crisp, comic-book-style outlines and striking color depth that standard lithographs simply cannot match. It is hand-signed, dated ('09), and numbered (38/110) in pencil by R. Crumb himself. 🎨
Artist: R. Crumb (Robert Crumb)
Subject: San Francisco Comic Book #3 Cover
Edition: 38/110 (Signed and Numbered)
Measurements: 14-1/2" x 20-1/2", entire frame 23" x 30-1/2"
Medium: Serigraph (Silk-screen) on Rives BFK Archival Paper
Year Printed: 2009
Inclusions: Original Certificate of Authenticity (COA) included
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