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"Sin" exemplifies Ruscha's masterful approach to typography and conceptual art during a pivotal period in his career
Santa Monica (with their blindstamp)
The gold colorway employed in this edition (also released in a "Gold" variant) lends the work a stark
As part of the "Where the Land Meets the Sea" collection
and cultural critique
Helen Lundeberg, Los Angeles Bicentennial 1781-1981 Poster Eddie Martinez "Sin" exemplifies Ruscha's masterful approachoffset lithograph in colors image: 26 h 24 w in (66 61 cm) sheet: 30 h 25 w in (77 63 cm) Numbered to lower margin of each work XX 425. 100% of the profit from these sales will be donated to Grief X Hope and The Artist's Fellowship, Inc. Historical Description These Los Angeles Bicentennial posters, created for the city's 200th anniversary in 1981, represent significant cultural artifacts documenting LA's evolution from its 1781 founding. The
