San Francisco artist, Jim Gorman, opened the Puma Gallery in North Beach in the late 1960s. The gallery, located at 1500 Grant had focus on nature and served as a meeting place for other local artists during this seminal period in San Francisco history. In addition, the gallery was a working production lab for Gorman’s screen prints as all design and production of the prints was done on-site. This series of vintage limited edition prints date back to 1969 and are the foundation of Gorman’s current work. Each print was hand silk screened by the artist.
10.01.2009
jim gorman: the puma gallery prints 1969-1979
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jim gorman,
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