Hiroshi Nagai – Untitled #3

Untitled #3, 2026

• Artist: Hiroshi Nagai (Japanese)
• Medium: 14-color screenprint with hand-applied two-colored gradation on Baron Kent 220 paper
• Dimensions: 53 × 45.5 cm (20 7/8 × 17 7/8 in)
• Edition: Edition of 50
• Signature: Signed by the artist, lower right
• Numbering: Numbered by the artist, lower left
• Country of Origin: Japan 

Untitled #3 is a 14-color screenprint with hand-applied two-colored gradation on Baron Kent 220 paper, executed in 2026 by Hiroshi Nagai — one of the most celebrated, culturally iconic, and internationally recognized Japanese artists of his generation — signed to the lower right and numbered to the lower left, from the edition of 50.

Hiroshi Nagai occupies a position of singular cultural importance in the history of Japanese visual art and popular culture. Rising to prominence through his iconic album cover artwork for Japan's most celebrated city pop musicians of the late 1970s and 1980s — among them Tatsuro Yamashita, Minako Yoshida, and Miki Matsubara — Nagai developed a visual language of extraordinary chromatic richness and nostalgic intensity, rooted in the imagery of the Japanese leisure landscape of the bubble era: swimming pools shimmering in summer heat, coastal highways lined with palm trees, modernist architecture bathed in golden afternoon light, and the vast blue expanse of the Pacific horizon. His images have become the defining visual identity of the city pop genre — a body of music and imagery that has experienced a remarkable global renaissance over the past decade, establishing Nagai as one of the most sought-after visual artists in the current international print market.

The work is in excellent condition.

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FAQ

Is this an original work by Hiroshi Nagai? Yes — an authentic 14-color screenprint with hand-applied two-colored gradation on Baron Kent 220 paper, signed and numbered from the edition of 50.

What is the edition size? Edition of 50 — each impression individually signed and numbered by the artist.

What makes this print technically exceptional? A 14-color screenprint requiring fourteen individual color passes, enhanced by a hand-applied two-colored gradation ensuring each impression carries a dimension of manual chromatic uniqueness. Printed on premium Baron Kent 220 Japanese paper.

What paper was used? Baron Kent 220 — a premium Japanese printmaking paper prized for its surface quality, weight, and archival stability.

What are the dimensions? 53 × 45.5 cm (20 7/8 × 17 7/8 in)

Is the work signed? Yes — signed lower right and numbered lower left by the artist.

Is the work framed? No. Presented unframed.

Is this artwork a good investment? Hiroshi Nagai is one of the most rapidly ascending artists in the current international print market. Tightly controlled editions of 50, combining 14-color screenprinting with hand-applied gradation on premium Japanese paper, represent a particularly compelling acquisition opportunity from one of the most culturally significant and widely collected Japanese artists working today.

Is worldwide shipping available? Yes — secure worldwide shipping from France with professional packaging, tracking, and insurance.