Robert Fried – “Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger)” Serigraph (ED 2/50, 29 ½ x 21 ½, Stamped & Signed)
Celebrate a legendary fusion of rock music and psychedelic artistry with Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger), a rare serigraph by counterculture icon Robert Fried. Known for his vibrant concert posters and groundbreaking style, Fried channels the electric energy of the 1970s rock scene into this captivating homage to Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.
Artistic Highlights
In Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger), Fried’s bold lines, saturated hues, and imaginative composition converge to capture the magnetic charisma of the era’s biggest rock star. The butterfly motif and “monarch” theme evoke transformation and exalted status—fitting for Jagger’s larger-than-life stage persona. The serigraph’s crisp detail and dynamic color blocking reflect Fried’s mastery of screen-printing, a medium often associated with the vibrant aesthetic of the ‘60s and ‘70s counterculture.
Adding to its collectible status, this piece is both stamped and signed, underscoring its authenticity and historical significance.
Product Details
Title: Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger)
Artist: Robert Fried
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: 2/50
Dimensions: 29 ½ x 21 ½ inches
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Stamped and signed
This limited-edition serigraph stands as a remarkable memento of the era’s rock and psychedelic art movements, appealing to music aficionados and fine art collectors alike.
Why Add Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) to Your Collection?
Cultural Resonance: The iconic image of Mick Jagger, reimagined through Fried’s psychedelic lens, embodies an unforgettable chapter in rock history.
Collectible Status: Limited to just 50 impressions, each stamped and signed, this serigraph holds heightened value for those seeking rare, historically significant art.
Psychedelic Aesthetic: Fried’s striking color palette and bold design offer an undeniable visual impact, serving as a centerpiece in any collection.
Display Recommendations
Frame Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) in a sleek, contemporary design to spotlight its vibrant color scheme and vintage rock atmosphere. Place it where its dynamic visuals can spark conversation—be it a living room, music room, or professional setting—and consider accent lighting to highlight the intricate details of Fried’s printmaking technique.
About Robert Fried
Robert Fried (1937–1975) was a prominent figure in the San Francisco psychedelic art scene, creating memorable concert posters and artwork that embodied the spirit of the 1960s and 1970s counterculture. His innovative approach to serigraphy and visual expression left an indelible mark on poster art, celebrating rock legends and encapsulating a pivotal era in American music history.
Available at Reverie Fine Art Gallery
Reverie Fine Art Gallery is proud to feature Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) by Robert Fried—a stamped and signed serigraph that seamlessly merges music iconography with the psychedelic aesthetic.
Contact us today to inquire about pricing, framing options, or to schedule a private viewing of this extraordinary piece.
Celebrate a legendary fusion of rock music and psychedelic artistry with Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger), a rare serigraph by counterculture icon Robert Fried. Known for his vibrant concert posters and groundbreaking style, Fried channels the electric energy of the 1970s rock scene into this captivating homage to Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.
Artistic Highlights
In Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger), Fried’s bold lines, saturated hues, and imaginative composition converge to capture the magnetic charisma of the era’s biggest rock star. The butterfly motif and “monarch” theme evoke transformation and exalted status—fitting for Jagger’s larger-than-life stage persona. The serigraph’s crisp detail and dynamic color blocking reflect Fried’s mastery of screen-printing, a medium often associated with the vibrant aesthetic of the ‘60s and ‘70s counterculture.
Adding to its collectible status, this piece is both stamped and signed, underscoring its authenticity and historical significance.
Product Details
Title: Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger)
Artist: Robert Fried
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: 2/50
Dimensions: 29 ½ x 21 ½ inches
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Stamped and signed
This limited-edition serigraph stands as a remarkable memento of the era’s rock and psychedelic art movements, appealing to music aficionados and fine art collectors alike.
Why Add Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) to Your Collection?
Cultural Resonance: The iconic image of Mick Jagger, reimagined through Fried’s psychedelic lens, embodies an unforgettable chapter in rock history.
Collectible Status: Limited to just 50 impressions, each stamped and signed, this serigraph holds heightened value for those seeking rare, historically significant art.
Psychedelic Aesthetic: Fried’s striking color palette and bold design offer an undeniable visual impact, serving as a centerpiece in any collection.
Display Recommendations
Frame Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) in a sleek, contemporary design to spotlight its vibrant color scheme and vintage rock atmosphere. Place it where its dynamic visuals can spark conversation—be it a living room, music room, or professional setting—and consider accent lighting to highlight the intricate details of Fried’s printmaking technique.
About Robert Fried
Robert Fried (1937–1975) was a prominent figure in the San Francisco psychedelic art scene, creating memorable concert posters and artwork that embodied the spirit of the 1960s and 1970s counterculture. His innovative approach to serigraphy and visual expression left an indelible mark on poster art, celebrating rock legends and encapsulating a pivotal era in American music history.
Available at Reverie Fine Art Gallery
Reverie Fine Art Gallery is proud to feature Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) by Robert Fried—a stamped and signed serigraph that seamlessly merges music iconography with the psychedelic aesthetic.
Contact us today to inquire about pricing, framing options, or to schedule a private viewing of this extraordinary piece.
Celebrate a legendary fusion of rock music and psychedelic artistry with Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger), a rare serigraph by counterculture icon Robert Fried. Known for his vibrant concert posters and groundbreaking style, Fried channels the electric energy of the 1970s rock scene into this captivating homage to Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.
Artistic Highlights
In Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger), Fried’s bold lines, saturated hues, and imaginative composition converge to capture the magnetic charisma of the era’s biggest rock star. The butterfly motif and “monarch” theme evoke transformation and exalted status—fitting for Jagger’s larger-than-life stage persona. The serigraph’s crisp detail and dynamic color blocking reflect Fried’s mastery of screen-printing, a medium often associated with the vibrant aesthetic of the ‘60s and ‘70s counterculture.
Adding to its collectible status, this piece is both stamped and signed, underscoring its authenticity and historical significance.
Product Details
Title: Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger)
Artist: Robert Fried
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: 2/50
Dimensions: 29 ½ x 21 ½ inches
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Stamped and signed
This limited-edition serigraph stands as a remarkable memento of the era’s rock and psychedelic art movements, appealing to music aficionados and fine art collectors alike.
Why Add Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) to Your Collection?
Cultural Resonance: The iconic image of Mick Jagger, reimagined through Fried’s psychedelic lens, embodies an unforgettable chapter in rock history.
Collectible Status: Limited to just 50 impressions, each stamped and signed, this serigraph holds heightened value for those seeking rare, historically significant art.
Psychedelic Aesthetic: Fried’s striking color palette and bold design offer an undeniable visual impact, serving as a centerpiece in any collection.
Display Recommendations
Frame Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) in a sleek, contemporary design to spotlight its vibrant color scheme and vintage rock atmosphere. Place it where its dynamic visuals can spark conversation—be it a living room, music room, or professional setting—and consider accent lighting to highlight the intricate details of Fried’s printmaking technique.
About Robert Fried
Robert Fried (1937–1975) was a prominent figure in the San Francisco psychedelic art scene, creating memorable concert posters and artwork that embodied the spirit of the 1960s and 1970s counterculture. His innovative approach to serigraphy and visual expression left an indelible mark on poster art, celebrating rock legends and encapsulating a pivotal era in American music history.
Available at Reverie Fine Art Gallery
Reverie Fine Art Gallery is proud to feature Monarch Man 1973 (Mick Jagger) by Robert Fried—a stamped and signed serigraph that seamlessly merges music iconography with the psychedelic aesthetic.
Contact us today to inquire about pricing, framing options, or to schedule a private viewing of this extraordinary piece.
