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Daniel Arsham

Name: Daniel Arsham - Fractured Idols I Print
Brand: Daniel Arsham
Price: 5300.00 USD
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Daniel Arsham - Fractured Idols I Print

30 individual silkscreens on Archival 100% cotton paper

Edition of 199

$5,300.00 USD

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30 individual silkscreens on Archival 100% cotton paper

Edition

Edition of 199

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About the Artwork

Fractured Idols I Print is documented as 30 individual silkscreens on archival 100% cotton paper, produced in an edition of 199. The process detail makes this one of the more specific print records in the pilot.

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This work gives the Arsham selection a print-based anchor. Collectors can compare it through process, paper, edition size, and certificate of authenticity rather than the sculptural resin vocabulary found elsewhere in the group.

Artist Profile

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Photo: Photo: Cranbrook Art Museum event page

Tessera / Artist File

Daniel Arsham

Daniel Arsham is an American artist whose sculpture, installation, architecture, drawing, and design projects explore time, archaeology, and the future life of familiar objects. His practice often recasts contemporary items, figures, and cultural icons as eroded relics, using materials such as plaster, volcanic ash, crystal, and resin. Working across fine art, architecture, stage design, fashion, and collaboration, Arsham builds a language of fictional archaeology that questions permanence and memory. For collectors, his work offers a recognizable contemporary position, where material experimentation and cultural reference create objects suspended between present, ruin, and imagined future.

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Yearly lots sold 7

Sell-through rate 81.2%

Avg. sale price $14K

Price over estimate 1%

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