Call them. You might be able to purchase now and pick it up when you visit the show in Dec.

Was lucky to see in person, it's a beautiful print...good luck in the search

This guy is so good, one of the best.

Was having a conversation with a forum member about this one yesterday and decided I'd like a copy. Preferably the brown edition, but might consider the black.

Beautiful prints.
No idea on price - what are you looking for?

Did anyone pick these El Mac relief prints up yesterday? It's nice to see him experiment with something other than a portrait. These really resonate with me and are definitely wall friendly .

https://www.instagram.com/p/BNaFBGDDO04

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Need a price check for El Mac - Llimona - Edition of 16 (Black)

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Pictures here ^^^. Its not this one its just this was the only picture i could find!

Looking for El Mac "Humble and Sublime" print.

Thanks

I have one framed. It was framed up for a museum Street Art exhibit a couple years back.


Not sure what this print sells for. But I might be tempted if the price is right.

elmac.net/winter-in-america-purchase-page

 

'Winter in America': It seems that much of this country, if not the world, has been experiencing a growing climate of fear and confusion. Daily tragedies overwhelm and desensitize as we grow accustomed to hearing constant reports of killings by terrorists, criminals, and police. We face obscene and ever-worsening economic inequality alongside countless social and environmental problems. A dismal and surreal political atmosphere have contributed to a collective feeling of frustration and powerlessness.

I started working on this portrait of a woman in despair late last year as a response. This piece is also an homage to the great German social realist Käthe Kollwitz, who was known for her melancholy drawings and prints depicting the struggles and suffering of the working class from poverty and war. She was born 150 years ago in July of 1867, and her work is still just as powerful and relevant today. The figure was modeled after my wife's grandmother, and like most of my paintings it was not intended as a specific portrait of just one person but a representation of many people. It is a simple, direct expression of grief and fatigue in troubled times.


"It is mid-winter in America; a man-made season of shattered dreams and shocked citizens, fumbling and frustrated beneath the crush of greed of corporate monsters and economic manipulators gone wild (...)

We must all do what we can for each other to weather this blizzard. Now more than ever all the family must be together; to comfort, to protect, to guide, to survive..."

-Gil Scott-Heron (1975)

It isn't exactly the same.  

Edition of 48 - Dark red on bright red
Edition of 8 - Blue on bright red
Edition of 8 - Black on blue

The printing on these looks incredible! I talked to Tony from Seriopress a few months back and he was telling me about the process. Mac wanted a raised level of paint to show the depth of the portrait so they printed the top color five times to achieve that effect.

Sold out! Must have made it by the skin of my teeth.

This is an understatement I cant say I know any other artist who says No more than him, and also who really cares about everything he does from his website to his projects to each and every stroke of his brush. He is very disciplined and an amazing person if you know him.