A Victorian house stands beneath a mottled rose-pink sky, framed by dense, dark foliage. Fine black linework traces the gables, clapboard siding, porch columns and stone foundation, while the dark windows lend the scene a quiet, unsettling presence.
Jay Ryan's What You've Done With the Place is a four-screen CMYK screen print on French Speckletone paper, designed and printed in 2019 and released in 2020. The sheet measures 18 x 24 inches. This unframed copy is pencil signed and numbered 66/100. The composition was created for the soundtrack LP of Girl on the Third Floor.
Condition: Unframed sheet with visible handling wear and a slight curl at the lower-right edge. Please inspect all six artwork photographs for the paper, margins and inscriptions.
Shipping: $18.
About the artist
Jay Ryan learned screen printing with Steve Walters at Chicago's Screwball Press beginning in 1995 and founded The Bird Machine in 1999. His hand-drawn prints combine expressive linework, distinctive lettering and offbeat imagery. His practice grew from posters for his own band, friends' bands and local music venues. He served as vice president of the American Poster Institute from 2002 to 2007.
♥ 13 Rue Ravignan — Fine Art & Fine Posters
A Victorian house stands beneath a mottled rose-pink sky, framed by dense, dark foliage. Fine black linework traces the gables, clapboard siding, porch columns and stone foundation, while the dark windows lend the scene a quiet, unsettling presence.
Jay Ryan's What You've Done With the Place is a four-screen CMYK screen print on French Speckletone paper, designed and printed in 2019 and released in 2020. The sheet measures 18 x 24 inches. This unframed copy is pencil signed and numbered 66/100. The composition was created for the soundtrack LP of Girl on the Third Floor.
Condition: Unframed sheet with visible handling wear and a slight curl at the lower-right edge. Please inspect all six artwork photographs for the paper, margins and inscriptions.
Shipping: $18.
About the artist
Jay Ryan learned screen printing with Steve Walters at Chicago's Screwball Press beginning in 1995 and founded The Bird Machine in 1999. His hand-drawn prints combine expressive linework, distinctive lettering and offbeat imagery. His practice grew from posters for his own band, friends' bands and local music venues. He served as vice president of the American Poster Institute from 2002 to 2007.
♥ 13 Rue Ravignan — Fine Art & Fine Posters
