Leroy Neiman Hand Pulled Serigraph on Paper: "Opening Night on Broadway"
Artist: Leroy Neiman
Title: Opening Night on Broadway
About the Art: 2003
Serigraph
Image size 30" x 36" (76.2 x 91.44 cm)
A limited edition of 350 numbered impressions; 70 AP, 8 PP, signed by the artis
Knoedler Publishing proudly announces its release for October, 2003, LeRoy Neiman's limited edition serigraph entitled Opening Night on Broadway.
A classic Neiman image, the featured serigraph portrays a glittering crowd arriving at the opening night of a new Broadway show. Previews are over, the public relations buzz is on, and expectations are high. Neiman captures the electricity in the air as glamorous, bejeweled ladies wrapped in furs alight with crisply starched, tuxedoed escorts from a flotilla of limousines and taxis under the watchful eye of Gotham's mounted police. They gather for a moment to see and be seen, creating their own drama under the blazing lights of the marquee, then drift into the lobby to the assault of cameras flashing and popping, creating their own spectacle of light on the Great White Way.
Opening Night on Broadway, which could well serve as a stunning detail of the artist's recent and very successful serigraph, The Lights of Broadway, featuring theatre marquees of hits over the decades, is certain to enjoy a long and successful run.
Title: Opening Night on Broadway
About the Art: 2003
Serigraph
Image size 30" x 36" (76.2 x 91.44 cm)
A limited edition of 350 numbered impressions; 70 AP, 8 PP, signed by the artis
Knoedler Publishing proudly announces its release for October, 2003, LeRoy Neiman's limited edition serigraph entitled Opening Night on Broadway.
A classic Neiman image, the featured serigraph portrays a glittering crowd arriving at the opening night of a new Broadway show. Previews are over, the public relations buzz is on, and expectations are high. Neiman captures the electricity in the air as glamorous, bejeweled ladies wrapped in furs alight with crisply starched, tuxedoed escorts from a flotilla of limousines and taxis under the watchful eye of Gotham's mounted police. They gather for a moment to see and be seen, creating their own drama under the blazing lights of the marquee, then drift into the lobby to the assault of cameras flashing and popping, creating their own spectacle of light on the Great White Way.
Opening Night on Broadway, which could well serve as a stunning detail of the artist's recent and very successful serigraph, The Lights of Broadway, featuring theatre marquees of hits over the decades, is certain to enjoy a long and successful run.
