Robert Fried – “Pre Columbian Profile” Serigraph (ED 2/30, Stamped & Signed)
Experience the evocative fusion of history and psychedelic artistry with Pre Columbian Profile, a rare serigraph by Robert Fried. A prominent figure in the 1960s–1970s San Francisco psychedelic art scene, Fried explores cultural motifs and bold, colorful designs to create an indelible visual statement.
Artistic Highlights
In Pre Columbian Profile, Fried draws upon ancient cultural symbolism, layering vibrant hues and striking lines reminiscent of Pre-Columbian aesthetics. His imaginative approach to form and color breathes new life into historical references, merging them with the counterculture energy characteristic of the era.
The result is a compelling juxtaposition of past and present—both mysterious and familiar—showcasing Fried’s skillful serigraph technique. This piece, numbered 2/30 and stamped and signed, carries exceptional collectible appeal, underscoring its authenticity and rarity.
Product Details
Title: Pre Columbian Profile
Artist: Robert Fried
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: 2/30
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Stamped and signed
This limited-edition serigraph offers collectors and art lovers a unique window into Fried’s distinctive style, where cultural reverence meets psychedelia.
Why Add Pre Columbian Profile to Your Collection?
Historical Fusion: The artwork’s Pre-Columbian inspiration, interpreted through a 1970s psychedelic lens, offers a conversation-starting centerpiece.
Collectible Status: Limited to just 30 impressions, each stamped and signed, ensuring both exclusivity and long-term investment potential.
Artistic Legacy: Robert Fried’s impact on poster art and the psychedelic movement underscores the cultural significance of any piece bearing his name.
Display Recommendations
Select a frame that accentuates the piece’s vivid color palette—perhaps a minimalist black or white mat and frame—to keep focus on Fried’s bold designs. Display it in a well-lit setting, allowing the serigraph’s rich layers to captivate any viewer.
About Robert Fried
Robert Fried (1937–1975) was integral to the San Francisco counterculture art movement. Renowned for his concert posters and experimental techniques in printmaking, Fried’s work bridged psychedelic aesthetics with broader artistic traditions. His imaginative approach has garnered lasting admiration, securing a special place in the history of 20th-century American art.
Available at Reverie Fine Art Gallery
Reverie Fine Art Gallery proudly presents Pre Columbian Profile by Robert Fried—an exceptional serigraph (ED 2/30, stamped and signed) that pays homage to both ancient culture and psychedelic flair.
Contact us today for pricing, framing options, or to arrange a private viewing of this extraordinary piece.
Experience the evocative fusion of history and psychedelic artistry with Pre Columbian Profile, a rare serigraph by Robert Fried. A prominent figure in the 1960s–1970s San Francisco psychedelic art scene, Fried explores cultural motifs and bold, colorful designs to create an indelible visual statement.
Artistic Highlights
In Pre Columbian Profile, Fried draws upon ancient cultural symbolism, layering vibrant hues and striking lines reminiscent of Pre-Columbian aesthetics. His imaginative approach to form and color breathes new life into historical references, merging them with the counterculture energy characteristic of the era.
The result is a compelling juxtaposition of past and present—both mysterious and familiar—showcasing Fried’s skillful serigraph technique. This piece, numbered 2/30 and stamped and signed, carries exceptional collectible appeal, underscoring its authenticity and rarity.
Product Details
Title: Pre Columbian Profile
Artist: Robert Fried
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: 2/30
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Stamped and signed
This limited-edition serigraph offers collectors and art lovers a unique window into Fried’s distinctive style, where cultural reverence meets psychedelia.
Why Add Pre Columbian Profile to Your Collection?
Historical Fusion: The artwork’s Pre-Columbian inspiration, interpreted through a 1970s psychedelic lens, offers a conversation-starting centerpiece.
Collectible Status: Limited to just 30 impressions, each stamped and signed, ensuring both exclusivity and long-term investment potential.
Artistic Legacy: Robert Fried’s impact on poster art and the psychedelic movement underscores the cultural significance of any piece bearing his name.
Display Recommendations
Select a frame that accentuates the piece’s vivid color palette—perhaps a minimalist black or white mat and frame—to keep focus on Fried’s bold designs. Display it in a well-lit setting, allowing the serigraph’s rich layers to captivate any viewer.
About Robert Fried
Robert Fried (1937–1975) was integral to the San Francisco counterculture art movement. Renowned for his concert posters and experimental techniques in printmaking, Fried’s work bridged psychedelic aesthetics with broader artistic traditions. His imaginative approach has garnered lasting admiration, securing a special place in the history of 20th-century American art.
Available at Reverie Fine Art Gallery
Reverie Fine Art Gallery proudly presents Pre Columbian Profile by Robert Fried—an exceptional serigraph (ED 2/30, stamped and signed) that pays homage to both ancient culture and psychedelic flair.
Contact us today for pricing, framing options, or to arrange a private viewing of this extraordinary piece.
Experience the evocative fusion of history and psychedelic artistry with Pre Columbian Profile, a rare serigraph by Robert Fried. A prominent figure in the 1960s–1970s San Francisco psychedelic art scene, Fried explores cultural motifs and bold, colorful designs to create an indelible visual statement.
Artistic Highlights
In Pre Columbian Profile, Fried draws upon ancient cultural symbolism, layering vibrant hues and striking lines reminiscent of Pre-Columbian aesthetics. His imaginative approach to form and color breathes new life into historical references, merging them with the counterculture energy characteristic of the era.
The result is a compelling juxtaposition of past and present—both mysterious and familiar—showcasing Fried’s skillful serigraph technique. This piece, numbered 2/30 and stamped and signed, carries exceptional collectible appeal, underscoring its authenticity and rarity.
Product Details
Title: Pre Columbian Profile
Artist: Robert Fried
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: 2/30
Condition: Excellent
Authenticity: Stamped and signed
This limited-edition serigraph offers collectors and art lovers a unique window into Fried’s distinctive style, where cultural reverence meets psychedelia.
Why Add Pre Columbian Profile to Your Collection?
Historical Fusion: The artwork’s Pre-Columbian inspiration, interpreted through a 1970s psychedelic lens, offers a conversation-starting centerpiece.
Collectible Status: Limited to just 30 impressions, each stamped and signed, ensuring both exclusivity and long-term investment potential.
Artistic Legacy: Robert Fried’s impact on poster art and the psychedelic movement underscores the cultural significance of any piece bearing his name.
Display Recommendations
Select a frame that accentuates the piece’s vivid color palette—perhaps a minimalist black or white mat and frame—to keep focus on Fried’s bold designs. Display it in a well-lit setting, allowing the serigraph’s rich layers to captivate any viewer.
About Robert Fried
Robert Fried (1937–1975) was integral to the San Francisco counterculture art movement. Renowned for his concert posters and experimental techniques in printmaking, Fried’s work bridged psychedelic aesthetics with broader artistic traditions. His imaginative approach has garnered lasting admiration, securing a special place in the history of 20th-century American art.
Available at Reverie Fine Art Gallery
Reverie Fine Art Gallery proudly presents Pre Columbian Profile by Robert Fried—an exceptional serigraph (ED 2/30, stamped and signed) that pays homage to both ancient culture and psychedelic flair.
Contact us today for pricing, framing options, or to arrange a private viewing of this extraordinary piece.
