“Two Apples and One Lemon and Four Flowers” by David Hockney was included in the February 5, 1988 edition of the “Herald Examiner.” Printed on newsprint and distributed in the weekend supplement, Hockney’s lithograph commemorated the start of the UK/LA ’88 art festival, as well as the opening of his exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. We’ve archivally presented this piece in a tinted solid maple profile from Furst Brothers, Crescent Brands matting, and TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” glass.

Stuart M Egnal (1940 – 1966) was a Philadelphia-based artist. He attended UArts for his BFA and then UPenn for his masters, with a gap year painting in Italy. Two years into his studies at UPenn, Egnal was diagnosed with cancer, prompting him to return home, where he continued to paint for the next year and a half until his death at the age of 26. We’ve presented this original painting on panel in an antique silver flat cap profile from Studio Moulding with Volara rabbet lining to protect the art.