Estampe originale tendance vintage coquelicot signée par Vera et sœur Alice Siegel encadrée 1969

The Vera poppy from Vera's Floral Series was created in 1969. This print is a special collaboration between Vera and her sister, Alice Siegel, with whom Vera had previously collaborated on Alice's children's books. Signed in the plate by Alice, this vintage print is a very rare, limited edition piece.

Silkscreen on watercolor paper.

Vera Neumann (b. 1907, Stamford, CT – d. 1993, North Tarrytown, NY) created between the 1960s and 1980s. Vera had a profound love for color, often favoring warm tones, particularly yellow and orange.

Vera, a revolutionary icon of American design and brand development since the 1950s, became one of the most successful female entrepreneurs of her time. She was primarily an artist throughout her business career, with her works translating graphically into everyday objects. Neumann maintained close relationships with contemporaries in art and design, including Alexander Calder, Joan Miró, and Marcel Breuer.

Measures 25”x12”x1.25” framed. I believe this is the original frame but I'm not certain. Frame is a little banged up.