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DAVID OSTREM: "ON STAGE FOR THE FIRST TIME". LIMITED EDITION 1982. 14" x 16", UNFRAMED
Published by Canada, 1982
Art / Print / Poster
DAVID OSTREM (illustrator). This is a limited edition screenprint of the painting 'On Stage for the First Time' by the Canadian artist David Ostrem (1945-). Note: I'm not certain of the process used to produce this piece. I assume it's a screenprint, but it's textured. It looks and feels like an original painting. It is numbered 13/25 and signed by the artist. It is dated 1982. It depicts, I think, a stand-up comedian in the green room, waiting to go on stage. It is 13 1/2" wide and 15 1/2" high.
