Lisa Descending the Stairs — The Ascending Edition
Lisa Descending the Stairs, graphite on paper, 15.25 x 20.5 inches.
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.
How the edition works
Six are already held by early collectors in four countries. The show opens the edition at No. 7, priced low so the first believers get in easily. Every number carries its own published price, and any number still available can be claimed at that price. Most people take the lowest one open. Nobody is stopped from reaching further up the stairs.
No. 17 jumps to $8,500.
From there each print rises $500, up to No. 34, the final print, at $17,000. Then the edition closes forever.
Ten prints stand below the jump. Once No. 16 is claimed, the edition continues at $8,500 and above for the remaining eighteen.
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.
- Archival pigment print from the original graphite drawing
- Image reproduced at full size, 15.25 x 20.5 inches, centred on a 19 x 24 inch sheet
- BFK Rives cold press watercolour paper, archival pigment inks
- Signed and numbered by hand
- Accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity recording the work's exhibition history as of the date of purchase
- Edition of thirty-four, closing permanently at No. 34, never reprinted
- Complimentary insured shipping to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia