SERIGRAPHS:These are hand made fine art prints.Want to know exactly how they are made, then check out this Wildwood link!ARTIST'S PROOFS:Artist's Proofs (A/P's) are usually a very small portion of a limited edition that is set aside for the artist to do with as he pleases. The artist will usually sign (for example)"1/20 artist proof" then a signature as usual.
Our new Robert Crumb giclee print, Footsy, is based on Wildwood's 1994 serigraph edition. This deep, rich, saturated print is guaranteed to satisfy any and all of your expectations. The paper is an archival Somerset Velvet 255 gram paper. The inks used are archival Ultrachrome inks from Epson. The image is 14.5" x 20". $80 Each |
This edition not only brought back Dale from 1969, but also introduced a few new serigraphic printing tricks. Yes, there is a beautiful sky blue blend (color blends are a trademark of Wildwood’s) and that’s to be expected. But there are some new separation tricks to be found in Dale’s boots and gloves, giving that leather feel without competing with Robert’s line work. Paper Size: 22" x 30" $300 Each |
By popular demand, we bring you Crumb's Tommy the Toilet, perfect for any bathroom wall. This is a limited, numbered giclee edition of 200 prints, printed with archival Ultrachrome inks on Somerset archival paper. Each print comes with our unconditional guarantee for your complete satisfaction. Paper size: 17 x 22 inches. $75 Each |
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A new giclee limited edition of one of Crumb's most famous splash pages. This edition is based on the Wildwood Serigraph edition done in 1995, with subtle changes. There are 300 prints in this unsigned, numbered edition, all printed with vibrant, archival Ultrachrome ink. Paper used is Somerset Velvet archival paper. Your complete satisfaction or your money back. Paper size: 17" x 24" $75 Each |
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Wildwood Serigraphs is proud to release this 170 print serigraph edition signed by both Robert Crumb and Harvey Pekar. Throughout most of the 1970's, Crumb illustrated many stories written and published by Harvey Pekar (released in his American Splendor comic book). These stories were collected and later published as a book in the mid-1990's, with this image as its cover. Each Wildwood prints comes with our full guarantee for your complete satisfaction or your money back. |
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Everyone is probably aware that Crumb drew this famous cover first before Zap #1, even though Zap #1 was published and sold before Zap #0. But in many ways, it's this image which is associated with Crumb's plunge into (and pioneering) underground comics. Perhaps to fully understand and connect with this image, you had to have been there. The edition is 110 prints. The dimension of the artwork is 15" x 19.5". The Rives BFK archival cream paper it's printed on is 22 x 30 inches. All prints are sold with our guarantee for your complete satisfaction or your money back. |
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Paper- Somerset Velvet 100 acid-Free Archival White 255 Gram Paper Size: 23" x 24" $90 Each |
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We released Crumb’s classic Cheap Thrills as a giclee edition. Each print is from an unsigned edition of 500. We try and sell our giclee prints for $90 each, but as Big Brother and Holding Company and the Estate of Janis Joplin must be paid royalties for the use of their names and likeness, we must increase the Cheap Thrills giclees to $120. The detail and color vibrancy is extraordinary. Paper size: 23" wide, 24" tall |
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This first Giclée edition, printed on Somerset Velvet archival 255 gram paper (100% acid-free cotton), offers the spectacular vibrancy, detail and saturation for which giclée prints are known. There are 500 numbered prints in this The Music Never Stopped edition, each selling for only $90 each. Paper size: 22" wide, 24" tall
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Crumb’s thirteenth limited edition with Wildwood Serigraphs, Arcade #2 is perhaps our best edition technically speaking. It’s a 28 color (with 5 blends) beautiful edition which your computer can not do justice! Oh well, at least you get a good idea of what it looks like, but wait until you see it with your own eyes! Only 120 prints in the edition, with a beautiful Certificate of Authenticity which Robert wrote as only he can. |
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Pop’s first gallery show, known as the Peoria, Il Show (circa 1966), featured this pen and ink drawing along with several other cardrawings.The Old Man and I thought it would be great limited edition as it represents the early Crumb style. There are only 100 prints in this signed and numbered edition. On Rives BFK archival rag as usual. |
We are down to only 4 left of these! |
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Vintage 1974 Poster $150 |
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Vintage 1974 Poster $135 |
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