Limited edition of 20 prints by Alred de Simone featuring the amazing golfer Glenna Collett. Get your hands on an exquisite art print of this incredible athlete, RARE!
Meet Glenna Collett, the celebrated female golfer who adds a captivating twist to this art print, as if she has magically leapt out of a playing card, breathing life into the scene.
Alfred de Simone is the artist behind the piece, with his signature found in pencil at the lower right corner. Titled "The Female Bobby Jones," this artwork is part of an edition numbered 2 out of 20. The design features a playing card with the number 6. Made as a print on paper, the dimensions of the piece are 22 by 28 inches. Its condition is described as very good, with no repairs or damage evident.
Artist: Alfred de Simone
Signature: In pencil, lower right
Title: "The Female Bobby Jones" Glenna Collett (69 South)
Edition: 2/20 On a playing card design with # 6 & 9
Medium: Serigraph on paper
Size: 22 x 28 inches
Condition: Very good, no repairs, no damage.
Date Created:: 1982
Style: Pop Art
Movement: Neo-Pop
Influences: Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Abstract Expressionism, Color Field Painting
Gallery Price: $300.00
The gallery retail price for Alred de Simone's signed and numbered limited edition serigraph titled The Female Bobby Jones (featuring Glenna Collett, Edition of 20, approximate image size 22" x 28" on archival paper) is $300.00. This is the standard unframed price listed by fine art dealers.. Similar listings on secondary markets are consistent at $295, with no significant variations noted due to the small edition size and limited availability, while comparable golfer-themed serigraphs by other mid-century artists can range from $200–$400.
Description
A serigraph featuring a golfer swinging against a background of golf balls, with the numbers '6' and '9' placed at the top and bottom corners, respectively, presented in a bright, pop art style.
Additional Information
This serigraph, titled '69 South,' was created by Hunt Slonem in 1982. Slonem, known for his neo-pop style and often repeated imagery, uses vibrant colors and bold compositions in his works. The work is part of a series where Slonem plays with iconic symbols and imagery.
