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An Exceptional Addition to Your Collection: A Vintage 1975 Masterpiece by Christine Rosamond
We are pleased to offer a highly desirable, investment-grade vintage lithograph print titled “Stacy” by the iconic 20th-century American artist Christine Rosamond (1947–1994). Published in 1975 by the esteemed Ira Roberts Publishing, Inc., this piece represents the pinnacle of mid-century minimalist portraiture. Rosamond remains celebrated for her unique ability to convey profound emotion, elegance, and the essence of femininity through striking, clean line-work and delicate, watercolor-style negative space.
This specific presentation elevates the artwork to a gallery-ready standard. It has been meticulously preserved behind premium anti-glare museum-quality glass, which completely neutralizes distracting reflections and allows the subtle blue and sage-green tones of the lithograph to shine beautifully in any lighting environment. The print is elegantly showcased within a custom sage-green mat board that perfectly complements the art, housed in a substantial, one-inch-thick vintage wood frame featuring a sophisticated metallic wash finish.
True to its historic publishing origins, the reverse side of the piece features the original stamped inventory number 432. The official publisher signature block (“© Ira Roberts Publishing, Inc. 1975 - Litho in U.S.A.”) remains perfectly intact and safely preserved beneath the custom matting, serving as a testament to its mid-century authenticity.
Dimensions & Presentation:
- Overall Frame Dimensions: 16 1/4 inches Height x 13 1/4 inches Width x 1 inch Depth
- Inner Mat Window Dimensions: 13 1/2 inches Height x 10 1/2 inches Width
- Artwork Visual Size: 8 inches Height x 10 inches Width
Condition Report:
The lithograph print itself is in immaculate vintage condition, showing pristine color retention with absolutely no evidence of fading, foxing, or moisture exposure. The vintage frame exhibits minimal, light cosmetic edge wear that serves only to enhance its authentic 1970s character and provenance.
About the Artist:
Christine Rosamond rose to national acclaim in the early 1970s, quickly becoming one of the most published and commercially successful female artists in the United States. Her minimalist, romanticized depictions of women defined the aesthetic of an entire era. Because her life was tragically cut short in 1994, authenticated vintage publishing pieces from the height of her career in the mid-1970s continue to grow in popularity among collectors of high-end mid-century modern art and retro design.
This piece is ready to hang immediately and will make a sophisticated focal point in any curated interior.
