Jasper Johns: Prints 1987–2001, Heddon Street, London, April 24–June 7, 2003

Works Exhibited

Jasper Johns, Green Angel 2, 1997. Intaglio, 48 × 24 inches (121.9 × 60.1 cm), edition of 58 — Jasper Johns
*Green Angel 2*, 1997
Intaglio, 48 × 24 inches (121.9 × 60.1 cm), edition of 58

Jasper Johns, Untitled, 2001. Intaglio, 25 ⅞ × 33 ⅝ inches (65.7 × 85.4 cm), edition of 46 — Jasper Johns
*Untitled*, 2001
Intaglio, 25 ⅞ × 33 ⅝ inches (65.7 × 85.4 cm), edition of 46

Jasper Johns, The Seasons (Summer), 1987. Intaglio: 5 copper plates, 26 × 19 inches (66 × 48.3 cm), edition of 73 — Jasper Johns
*The Seasons (Summer)*, 1987
Intaglio: 5 copper plates, 26 × 19 inches (66 × 48.3 cm), edition of 73

Jasper Johns, Untitled, 1998. Intaglio, 41 ¾ × 81 inches (106 × 205.7 cm), edition of 44 — Jasper Johns
*Untitled*, 1998
Intaglio, 41 ¾ × 81 inches (106 × 205.7 cm), edition of 44

Jasper Johns, After Holbein, 1993. Lithograph: 6 aluminum plates, 23 ½ × 22 ¼ inches (59.7 × 56.5 cm), edition of 48 — Jasper Johns
*After Holbein*, 1993
Lithograph: 6 aluminum plates, 23 ½ × 22 ¼ inches (59.7 × 56.5 cm), edition of 48

Thumbnail - Jasper Johns, Green Angel 2, 1997. Intaglio, 48 × 24 inches (121.9 × 60.1 cm), edition of 58

Thumbnail - Jasper Johns, Untitled, 2001. Intaglio, 25 ⅞ × 33 ⅝ inches (65.7 × 85.4 cm), edition of 46

Thumbnail - Jasper Johns, The Seasons (Summer), 1987. Intaglio: 5 copper plates, 26 × 19 inches (66 × 48.3 cm), edition of 73

Thumbnail - Jasper Johns, Untitled, 1998. Intaglio, 41 ¾ × 81 inches (106 × 205.7 cm), edition of 44

Thumbnail - Jasper Johns, After Holbein, 1993. Lithograph: 6 aluminum plates, 23 ½ × 22 ¼ inches (59.7 × 56.5 cm), edition of 48

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