chromogenic print, signed and numbered in ink and with date and edition stamp on the reverse, 1983, no. one from an edition of 4

This superbly saturated chromogenic print is in generally very good condition. The colors remain vibrant, with no apparent fading. Upon very close examination in raking light, a few superficial surface scratches and small, soft crescent-shaped creases that do not break the emulsion are visible. These are not immediately apparent and do not detract in any way from this impressive print. The reverse of the print is stamped and numbered in ink: Example '1' of '4 There are 2 small hinge remnants on the reverse of the print along its upper edge.
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