Lisa Descending the Stairs, The Public Ledger
Lisa Descending the Stairs
The Ascending Numbered Edition. Thirty-four prints, signed and numbered. The price rises by a fixed, published rule to a ceiling of $17,000, and by design it cannot go down.
The record is the proof.
Lisa Descending the Stairs · Graphite on paper, 24 x 19
Placed
6 / 34
held in 4 countries
Available Now
No. 7, $150
Then $100 more each
The Jump, No. 17
$8,500
Seventeen, halved
The Ceiling, No. 34
$17,000
Final print. Edition closes.
The thirty-four
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How the edition works
Lisa is the Oracle numbered seventeen. This is an Ascending Numbered Edition: the price rises by one fixed, published rule, and the edition runs to a fixed ceiling. Six are already held by early collectors in four countries, and the show opens the edition at No. 7, priced low so the first believers get in easily.
No. 7 opens at $150. Each print then costs $100 more, up to No. 16 at $1,050.
No. 17 jumps to $8,500, her number halved.
From there each print rises $500, up to No. 34, the final print, at $17,000. Then the edition closes forever.
No. 17 jumps to $8,500, her number halved.
From there each print rises $500, up to No. 34, the final print, at $17,000. Then the edition closes forever.
We do not promise resale value. But the record is fixed and open: your print is one of thirty-four, and the last one, No. 34, sells for $17,000. It has either sold at that price already, or it has not sold yet.
This page states what has happened, not what will. It is a record of placements and prices, not a promise of return.
Available now
No. 7 at $150