artnet Auctions offers a selection of Robert Longo prints from his 'Men in the Cities' series
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artnet Auctions offers a selection of Robert Longo prints from his 'Men in the Cities' series
Robert Longo (American, b.1953), Untitled (pl. III) (from Men in the Cities), 1990. Lithograph in black and grey on Arches paper, 13.4 х 30.3 in. (34.04 x 76.96 cm.). Signed, dated, and numbered 20/48 in pencil. Edition of 48. Foundry/Publisher Seibu Department Stores, pub. Estimate US$12,000-15,000.



NEW YORK, NY.- Live for bidding now on artnet Auctions is Longo: Men in Cities, a sale featuring a selection of Robert Longo prints from the artist’s Men in the Cities series, the most sought-after imagery from his entire oeuvre. The series depicts sharply dressed men and women caught mid-motion in contorted poses, and are an examination of urban life, as well as issues of masculinity and power.

“Longo has continued evolving as an artist and has developed a signature style using contrast and shadow to highlight the dynamism of his subjects. This contemporary chiaroscuro, combined with his exploration of new media and technique, makes him one of the most groundbreaking and important artist working today,” says artnet Auctions specialist Alex Benrimon.

Born in 1953, sculptor, painter, and draftsman Robert Longo is well known for his bold drawings and sculptural works fusing pop culture and Fine Art. Longo was born in Brooklyn, New York, and his love of pop culture, cartoons, and print media as a child later significantly influenced his art. Longo attended the University of North Texas before deciding to study sculpture back in New York; he later received a BFA from SUNY Buffalo.

Works in the sale have estimates ranging from US$1,800 to 15,000. Longo: Men in Cities is live on artnet Auctions through November 18. View the sale now, here .

Highlights

• Robert Longo (American, b.1953), Max (from Men in the Cities), 2002. Lithograph in black and grey on Rives BFK paper, 46 х 30 in. (116.84 x 76.2 cm.) Signed dated and numbered 119/120. Edition of 120. Foundry/Publisher Wolfryd-Selway Fine Art. Estimate US$12,000-15,000

• Robert Longo (American, b.1953), Cindy (from Men in the Cities), 2002. Lithograph in black and grey on Rives BFK paper, 46 х 30 in. (116.84 x 76.2 cm.) Signed dated and numbered 119/120. Edition of 120. Foundry/Publisher Wolfryd-Selway Fine Art. Estimate US$12,000-15,000

• Robert Longo (American, b.1953), Men in the Cities (Eric and Cindy; 2 works), 1981. Chromogenic Print (C-print), 14.9 х 9.96 in. (37.85 x 25.3 cm.) Signed, dated, and numbered on verso of each work. Print/Casting Year 2014. Edition of 75. Estimate US$4,000-6,000

• Robert Longo (American, b.1953), Untitled (from Men in the Cities series), 1980. Chromogenic Print (C-print), 10 х 7.3 in. (25.4 x 18.54 cm.) Signed, inscribed, and numbered. Print/Casting Year 2009. Edition of 100. Estimate US$1,800-2,200










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