Overunder is the complete set of five archival pigment prints in colors with varnish on Innova Etching Cotton Rag paper, executed in 2021 and published by Lococo Fine Art, St. Louis. Each impression is from the edition of 20, signed in pencil and numbered by the artist, and bears the ink stamp of Lococo Fine Art on the reverse. The set is in very good condition.
The work exemplifies the layered, culturally voracious, and formally complex visual language of David Salle, one of the most significant and influential American painters of his generation. Emerging in the New York art scene of the early 1980s alongside Julian Schnabel, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Eric Fischl, Salle became a defining figure of the Neo-Expressionist and Pictures Generation movements — developing a distinctive practice of juxtaposing disparate, seemingly unrelated images drawn from art history, advertising, pornography, domestic life, and popular culture within a single composition. His layered, disjunctive paintings challenged conventional notions of pictorial unity and narrative coherence, proposing instead a visual model of simultaneity and cultural saturation that anticipated the fragmented image world of the digital age.
In Overunder, Salle brings his characteristic compositional intelligence to the archival pigment print medium — deploying the precision and chromatic fidelity of digital printing to reproduce the complexity and layering of his painted surfaces with exceptional accuracy. The addition of varnish further enriches the surface quality of each impression, creating a nuanced interplay of matte and gloss that gives the prints a physical presence well beyond the conventional boundaries of the editioned print. The near-square format of the largest sheet — at over one meter — gives the complete set a monumental scale entirely consistent with the ambition and visual density of Salle's practice.
Published by Lococo Fine Art, St. Louis — a respected specialist publisher with a strong focus on significant American contemporary artists — this set carries a solid institutional and production pedigree. Each impression bears the ink stamp of the publisher on the reverse, confirming its authenticity and provenance.
The complete set is in very good condition.
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Is this an original work by David Salle? Yes. Overunder is an authentic complete set of five limited edition archival pigment prints, each hand-signed in pencil and numbered by David Salle, from the edition of 20.
What printing technique was used? Each work in the set is an archival pigment print in colors with varnish on Innova Etching Cotton Rag paper — a state-of-the-art digital printing process that produces exceptional chromatic fidelity, surface richness, and archival stability. The addition of varnish creates a nuanced interplay of matte and gloss that enhances the physical presence and depth of each impression.
Is the artwork hand-signed? Yes — each of the five impressions is individually signed in pencil and numbered by the artist.
What is the edition size? The complete set was produced in a limited edition of 20 — making this one of the rarest and most desirable collectible sets in Salle's printed oeuvre.
Who published this work? The set was published by Lococo Fine Art, St. Louis — a respected specialist publisher with a strong focus on significant American contemporary artists. The ink stamp of the publisher is present on the reverse of each impression.
What are the dimensions of the largest piece? Largest sheet: 1060 × 1063 mm (41 3/4 × 41 7/8 in)
Is the artwork framed? No. Each impression is presented unframed.
What is the condition of the work? Very good condition. Full condition report available upon request.
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