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Richard Duardo created this limited edition color serigraph on paper in a vibrant and stylized rendition of the Warner Bros. Records shield logo. Commissioned in December 1986 by the Dance & Contemporary Music Department to celebrate a year of growth, executed in turquoise, yellow, and lilac tones in Duardo's signature silk-screen style. Richard Duardo, often called the West Coast Warhol, was a Los Angeles-based printmaker, painter, and designer whose work blended pop culture, Chicano identity, and urban aesthetics, with exhibitions from Paris to Tokyo and a career that included posters and album covers for local rock bands as well as collaborations with artists such as Carlos Almaraz, Gary Panter, and Bob Hope Zoell; his work appears in the collections of Lily Tomlin, Nastassja Kinski, Paul Reubens, Elizabeth Montgomery, and Devo. The serigraph is numbered 87/125 and signed and dated by the artist in pencil lower right. It is accompanied by the original Warner Bros. cover letter signed by Craig Kostich and Steve Tipp. Artist: Richard Duardo (American 1952-2014) Dimensions: 22.50"L x 30"H Issued: 1986 Edition Number: 87 of 125 Country of Origin: USA