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        • Clayton Pond (b. 1941) American, Screen Print in Colors
          Nov. 02, 2024

          Clayton Pond (b. 1941) American, Screen Print in Colors

          Est: $200 - $400

          Clayton Pond (b. 1941) American, Screen Print in Colors. Titled "Snowmobile," numbered 4/300, and signed in pencil bottom middle. Original publisher label on back.  Overall: 36 1/2 X 46 1/2 in.  Sight: 29 X 39 in.  #3810 .  Clayton Pond was born in 1941 in Bayside, New York, and raised in the Long Island sailing community of Port Washington. As a child he was always interested in drawing and model-making, designing houses, cars, and boats. For most of his teen years he and his peers were heavily encouraged to study math, science, and engineering in order to help the United States beat the Russians in the Space Race. While in his sophomore year at Hiram College he was finally able to choose an elective, and selected art. He left Hiram the following semester and transferred to Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) to focus on art fully, graduating with a BFA in 1964. He was exposed to Pop Art for the first time at a show in Pittsburgh organized by the art dealer Leo Castelli, and this experience along with his graduate studies at Pratt Institute were pivotal to his career. He developed his drawing style and an interest in bright, intense color relationships in his paintings, as well as discovering the process of making serigraphs. In 1965 he began exhibiting and selling his art and building an exhibition resume. He became affiliated with the Pratt Center for Contemporary Printmaking and joined Sylvan Cole’s Associated American Artists Gallery, where he was featured in their New Talent Exhibition in 1966, the same year he obtained his MFA. That same year his silkscreen prints were shown in the 15th National Print Exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum and in the Boston Printmakers Annual, where he won the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Purchase Prize Award. The following year Pond’s work was included in a group exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art. In 1967 he joined the Martha Jackson Gallery, one of the most prominent galleries in New York at that time, and had his first solo painting exhibition there in 1968. Martha Jackson Gallery remained Pond’s primary gallery for his paintings and prints throughout most of his career, even after her son David Anderson took over the establishment. Pond was one of the earliest artists to help revolutionize the SoHo area of lower Manhattan. His Broome Street studio in 1966, followed by one on Greene Street that he moved to in 1969, helped strengthen the neighborhood’s reputation as an up-and-coming art hub. The interiors of his studio lofts, and the street-found objects he used to outfit them, became the subject matter for much of his work during this period. For many years Pond printed most of his own work, but eventually his numerous print commissions made it difficult to spend enough time on painting. In 1978 a master printer named Robert Blanton came to work in Pond’s studio, where he printed for and collaborated with Pond. A year later Blanton started his own print shop, Brand X Editions, Ltd, and continues to produce Clayton Pond prints at the Brand X Studio. In 1995 Pond moved to Atlanta, Georgia with his family, where he continues to work in his studio making drawings, collages, paintings, and painted relief sculptures. He spends part of his summers in Vermont and the Adirondacks Mountains of upstate New York, and although Pond has said in the past that he does not identify with one particular movement, critics continue to describe him as a significant voice in both the Pop and Op Art movements. Pond’s artwork has been exhibited and collected internationally, with over 60 solo exhibits. His work is in the permanent collections at the Museum of Modern Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the National Air and Space Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the National Gallery of Art, and many more.

          Sarasota Estate Auction
        • Clayton Pond, On the Subway
          Oct. 31, 2024

          Clayton Pond, On the Subway

          Est: $300 - $500

          Clayton Pond On the Subway 1965 screenprint in colors on Strathmore sight: 14.5 h x 11 w in (37 x 28 cm) Signed, titled and numbered to lower margin 'On the Subway #19/20 Clayton Pond'. This work is number 19 from the edition of 20 printed and published by the artist. Provenance: Collection of Martin and Enid Packard This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.

          Wright
        • Clayton Pond, Original Color Serigraph on Paper, Signed
          Oct. 13, 2024

          Clayton Pond, Original Color Serigraph on Paper, Signed

          Est: $200 - $800

          Original color serigraph on Strathmore Bristol cotton rag paper entitled Tennis Racket by American Pop style artist Clayton Pond who used eight bright and cheerful colors for his composition. Signature and date in graphite on lower right: Clayton Pond 1975. Title and edition number on lower left: Tennis Racket 13/120. Housed in a light blue Lucite frame with a white mat. Sight size: 20"L x 27.25"H. Frame dimensions: 26"L x 33.50"H x 1.50"W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment. Artist: Clayton Pond (American b. 1941) Issued: 1975 Dimensions: See Description Edition Number: 13 of 120 Country of Origin: United States

          Lion and Unicorn
        • Clayton Pond, My Grandmother's Fan Without Everything Else Around It
          Oct. 10, 2024

          Clayton Pond, My Grandmother's Fan Without Everything Else Around It

          Est: $200 - $400

          (New York, born 1941) 1968, 72/100, signed "Clayton Pond" and titled bottom middle, screenprint, image 21-3/4 x 21-3/4 in.; metal frame 27-1/4 x 26-1/2 x 3/4 in. Provenance: Property of the Birmingham Museum of Art sold to benefit the Baker Acquisition Fund

          Brunk Auctions
        • CLAYTON POND - TATTERED CORNER
          Sep. 18, 2024

          CLAYTON POND - TATTERED CORNER

          Est: $200 - $400

          Lot 134 Clayton Pond American (b. 1941) Tattered Corner serigraph signed center botto, editioned 27/75 image: 27 x 18 1/2 inches frame dimensions: 33 3/4 x 24 3/4 x 1 inches, metal frame with glazing Provenance: From the Collection of Alan and Linda Bain Gallery 2, Woodstock VT

          Capsule Gallery Auction
        • Clayton Pond (American, b. 1941) Radiator (from the Things In My Studio series), 1973
          Aug. 22, 2024

          Clayton Pond (American, b. 1941) Radiator (from the Things In My Studio series), 1973

          Est: $600 - $800

          Clayton Pond (American, b. 1941) Radiator (from the Things In My Studio series), 1973 serigraph in colors on Strathmore, 2-ply, 100% cotton rag pencil signed, titled and numbered 10/100 (there were also 10 artist's proofs and 8 Deluxe Proofs in roman numerals) with margins image: 23 x 17 in.

          Freeman’s | Hindman
        • Clayton Pond (American, b. 1941) The Kitchen Sink in My Studio (from the Broome Street Studio Series), 1972
          Aug. 22, 2024

          Clayton Pond (American, b. 1941) The Kitchen Sink in My Studio (from the Broome Street Studio Series), 1972

          Est: $600 - $800

          Clayton Pond (American, b. 1941) The Kitchen Sink in My Studio (from the Broome Street Studio Series), 1972 serigraph in colors on cotton rag pencil signed, titled and numbered 41/100 (there were also 10 artist's proofs), with full margins image: 27 x 19 1/2 in. (68.6 x 49.5cm) sheet: 29 x 21 1/4 in. (73.7 x 54cm)

          Freeman’s | Hindman
        • CLAYTON POND - TATTERED CORNER
          May. 23, 2024

          CLAYTON POND - TATTERED CORNER

          Est: $400 - $600

          Lot 100 Clayton Pond American (b. 1941) Tattered Corner serigraph signed center botto, editioned 27/75 image: 27 x 18 1/2 inches frame dimensions: 33 3/4 x 24 3/4 x 1 inches, metal frame with glazing Provenance: From the Collection of Alan and Linda Bain Gallery 2, Woodstock VT

          Capsule Gallery Auction
        • CLAYTON POND, PORTFOLIO, SUITE OF SEVEN SCREENPRINTS ON MUSEUM BOARD
          May. 01, 2024

          CLAYTON POND, PORTFOLIO, SUITE OF SEVEN SCREENPRINTS ON MUSEUM BOARD

          Est: $2,000 - $3,000

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Portfolio Portfolio: Capital Ideas Year: 1974 Medium: Suite of Seven Screenprints on Museum Board, each signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 150 Image Size: 31 x 24 inches Size: 37 x 29 in. (93.98 x 73.66 cm) Printer: Sanmore Editions, Ltd Publisher: Sanmore Editions, Ltd Description: "Capital Ideas" is a suite of seven original Screenprints created by Clayton Pond during the Spring, Summer and Fall of 1974. The images are based on the capitals found at the old cast iron facades in SOHO, New York City. They are all visible from the window and fire escape of the artist's studio on Greene Street in SOHO where he had lived for at least five years. Each print is hand-signed, titled and numbered in pencil.

          RoGallery
        • CLAYTON POND, BICENTENNIAL 1776-1976 (THE DESK IN MY STUDIO), POSTER ON BOARD
          Apr. 13, 2024

          CLAYTON POND, BICENTENNIAL 1776-1976 (THE DESK IN MY STUDIO), POSTER ON BOARD

          Est: $100 - $150

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Bicentennial 1776-1976 (The Desk in My Studio) Year: 1975 Medium: Poster on board Size: 40 x 28 in. (101.6 x 71.12 cm)

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        • Clayton Pond, New York (b. 1941), Plugs and Paisleys, miniature screen print, 4 1/2"H x 3 1/2"W
          Mar. 02, 2024

          Clayton Pond, New York (b. 1941), Plugs and Paisleys, miniature screen print, 4 1/2"H x 3 1/2"W

          Est: $100 - $200

          Clayton Pond New York, (b. 1941) Plugs and Paisleys miniature screen print Pencil signed, numbered 90/100, and titled lower. Biography from the Archives of askART: The following was submitted by the artist's daughter, Catherine Pond, October 2004 My father was born on June 11, 1941. He grew up in Port Washington, New York. He has been interested in art his whole life. In high school, he took an art aptitude test consisting of two pictures. One was symmetrical, the other was not and the directions were to circle one. My father circled the symmetrical one and was told he should never pursue an art career!! He never let it stop him, and to this day, most of his paintings have symmetry. He attended and graduated from Carnegie Mellon and Pratt Institute as an art student. He spent most of his adulthood making art while living in SoHo, NYC. He now lives near Atlanta with his wife and two children. He currently works on three-dimensional pieces and his work is still carried in many galleries around America.

          Ripley Auctions
        • Clayton Pond (B. 1941) USA, Serigraph
          Jan. 20, 2024

          Clayton Pond (B. 1941) USA, Serigraph

          Est: $100 - $200

          Clayton Pond (B. 1941) USA, Serigraph. Titled "Bouquet". Numbered 66/90 along bottom. Signed along bottom. Abstract scene depicting a bouquet of red and orange flowers. Overall Size: 26 x 23 in. Sight Size: 24 1/2 x 21 1/2 i n. Clayton Pond (Born 1941) is active/lives in New York. Clayton Pond is known for Sculptor-modernist, graphics. #5415

          Sarasota Estate Auction
        • CLAYTON POND, COLUMN STUDY 5 FROM CAPITAL IDEAS PORTFOLIO, SCREENPRINT
          Dec. 15, 2023

          CLAYTON POND, COLUMN STUDY 5 FROM CAPITAL IDEAS PORTFOLIO, SCREENPRINT

          Est: $550 - $750

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Column Study 5 from Capital Ideas Portfolio Year: 1974 Medium: Screenprint, signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 150 Image Size: 31 x 24 inches Size: 37 x 29 in. (93.98 x 73.66 cm)

          RoGallery
        • CLAYTON POND, COLUMN STUDY 7 FROM CAPITAL IDEAS PORTFOLIO, SCREENPRINT
          Dec. 15, 2023

          CLAYTON POND, COLUMN STUDY 7 FROM CAPITAL IDEAS PORTFOLIO, SCREENPRINT

          Est: $550 - $750

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Column Study 7 from Capital Ideas Portfolio Year: 1974 Medium: Screenprint, signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 150 Image Size: 31 x 24 inches Size: 37 x 29 in. (93.98 x 73.66 cm)

          RoGallery
        • Clayton Pond. "Strange Encounter For The First Time"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Strange Encounter For The First Time"

          Est: $400 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Strange Encounter For The First Time". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. In the early 1980s, he was commissioned by the NASA Art Program along with other American greats, and created a series of silkscreens for the Space Shuttle program. His works have been displayed on more than one occasion at The National Air and Space Museum and have proven immensely popular."Strange Encounter For The First Time", from 1979 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $400 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Finding A Cure For Cancer"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Finding A Cure For Cancer"

          Est: $400 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Finding A Cure For Cancer". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. In the early 1980s, he was commissioned by the NASA Art Program along with other American greats, and created a series of silkscreens for the Space Shuttle program. His works have been displayed on more than one occasion at The National Air and Space Museum and have proven immensely popular. "Finding A Cure For Cancer", the artist, who loves a good pun, mixes metaphors for medical science and astrology. With the breaking of the image area borders and the shadow effects, the Crab appears to float toward the viewer and off the surface of the print. "Finding A Cure For Cancer", from 1980 and in 16 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $400 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment"

          Est: $400 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. In the early 1980s, he was commissioned by the NASA Art Program along with other American greats, and created a series of silkscreens for the Space Shuttle program. His works have been displayed on more than one occasion at The National Air and Space Museum and have proven immensely popular."Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment", from 1980 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $400 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian"

          Est: $400 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "Acquiring the Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian" is a parody on collecting moon rocks. In this image the artist envisions the Shuttle Craft attempting to collect a major constellation to bring back to Earth only to discover it is too large for the storage bay. This piece was the basis for a three-dimensional painting on layered Plexiglas commissioned by NASA. The painting is part of the NASA art collection housed at the Cape Kennedy Visitors’ Center in Florida."Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian", from 1980 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $400 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser"

          Est: $400 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: The artist’s inspiration for this piece, "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser", was the opening scene of the first Star Wars movie. Here a sinister battle cruiser is capturing the Shuttle Craft in its tractor beam. The beam was created with a translucent, pearlescent overlay."Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser", from 1980 and in 12 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $400 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man"

          Est: $400 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: In this piece, "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man", the artist imagines an astronaut connecting the stars in each constellation with a light-colored line to make it easier for us to identify the constellations from Earth."Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man", from 1980 and in 16 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $400 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Motter Printing Press"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Motter Printing Press"

          Est: $300 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Motter Printing Press". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: In 1988 the artist was commissioned by the Motter Printing Press Company to create a 9 x 11' painted construction sculpture, and a serigraph print edition for the company’s 35th anniversary. The print image is a two-dimensional adaptation of the large painted sculpture. The multi-colored web and rollers of the flexographic press in the central part of the painting contrast with the simpler treatment of the electronics and gears in the side panels. In addition to his unique use of color, the artist’s fascination with the inner workings and details of the machinery is evident here. Also apparent is the fun he has with details like the dizzying diamond pattern on the steel foot plate that runs across the bottom of the press."Motter Printing Press", from 1988 and in 23 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Estimated Value $300 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "End Of The Trail"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "End Of The Trail"

          Est: $300 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "End Of The Trail". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "End of the Trail" is one of two motorcycle images done from a Motocross event the artist attended in southern California. The title and the pose of the rider are a reference to the artist James Earle Fraser’s sculpture of the same name showing a native American Indian on his horse. Pond’s view is of the new American West in an homage to Fraser’s original image of the Old West."End Of The Trail", from 1979 and in 14 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $300 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Dune Buggy"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Dune Buggy"

          Est: $300 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Dune Buggy". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: This iconic image, "Dune Buggy", portrays a lifestyle the artist witnessed while in New Mexico. Dune buggies were stripped down Volkswagens created for driving around the dunes in the desert or on a beach. In this image the artist has created a composition within a composition. The main compositional structure is formed by the rear view of the dune buggy’s broad, squatting body and oversized tires, framing a secondary composition of the suspension and the engine."Dune Buggy", from 1979 and in 14 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $300 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Dirt Bike Motocross"
          Dec. 13, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Dirt Bike Motocross"

          Est: $300 - $800

          Clayton Pond. "Dirt Bike Motocross". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "Dirt Bike Motocross" shows the sport of dirt bike racing with trail bikes. The image came from a race the artist attended in California. One of the points of interest is the treatment of the background. The main action is in the foreground. In contrast, the artist uses line work and a more limited color palette to create another scene that dissolves into the background, becoming a visual pattern that sets up an optical vibration."Dirt Bike Motocross", from 1979 and in 13 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $300 - 800.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond Serigraph
          Nov. 30, 2023

          Clayton Pond Serigraph

          Est: $50 - $100

          Clayton Pond Serigraph, American b 1941, pencil signed and described, 26 / 100, bath tub, sight 7" x 4 1/2", matted in metal frame, 13 7/8" x 10 7/8". CONDITION: Very good. Not examined out of frame.

          Barry S. Slosberg Inc
        • Clayton Pond, Capitol Ideas
          Nov. 16, 2023

          Clayton Pond, Capitol Ideas

          Est: $1,000 - $1,500

          Clayton Pond Capitol Ideas 1974 screenprint in colors image: 31 h x 24.125 w in (79 x 61 cm) sheet: 36.875 h x 29 w in (94 x 74 cm) Signed, dated and numbered to lower edge of each work '1/150 Clayton Pond 1974'. This complete portfolio of seven works is number 1 from the edition of 150 printed and published by Sanmore Editions, Ltd., New York. This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

          Toomey & Co. Auctioneers
        • Clayton Pond (B 1941) USA, Serigraph
          Nov. 04, 2023

          Clayton Pond (B 1941) USA, Serigraph

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          Clayton Pond (B 1941) USA, Serigraph. Titled "Rent Controlled Kitchen". 1974. Numbered 74/110. Numbered, signed, and titled in pencil along the bottom. Large and colorful serigraph on paper depicting a kitchen. Overall Size: 31 1/4 x 41 1/8 in. Sight Size: 29 3/4 x 39 5/8 in. Frame Thickness: 2 in. Clayton Pond (Born 1941) is active/lives in New York. Clayton Pond is known for Sculptor-modernist, graphics. #1704 Location BD

          Sarasota Estate Auction
        • CLAYTON POND, GRAND PASSION, POSTER
          Nov. 04, 2023

          CLAYTON POND, GRAND PASSION, POSTER

          Est: $700 - $900

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Grand Passion Year: 1989 Medium: Poster Image Size: 32.5 x 46 inches Size: 36 x 49 in. (91.44 x 124.46 cm)

          RoGallery
        • CLAYTON POND, BICENTENNIAL 1776-1976 (THE DESK IN MY STUDIO), POSTER ON BOARD
          Nov. 04, 2023

          CLAYTON POND, BICENTENNIAL 1776-1976 (THE DESK IN MY STUDIO), POSTER ON BOARD

          Est: $150 - $250

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Bicentennial 1776-1976 (The Desk in My Studio) Year: 1975 Medium: Poster on board Size: 40 x 28 in. (101.6 x 71.12 cm)

          RoGallery
        • Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), 'My Grandmothers Fan Without Everything Else Around It', Color Serigraph, Signed, Numbered 44/100 and Titled l.c., Frame: 33 1/2 x 32 1/4 in. (85.1 x 81.9 cm.)
          Oct. 24, 2023

          Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), 'My Grandmothers Fan Without Everything Else Around It', Color Serigraph, Signed, Numbered 44/100 and Titled l.c., Frame: 33 1/2 x 32 1/4 in. (85.1 x 81.9 cm.)

          Est: $50 - $100

          Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), 'My Grandmothers Fan Without Everything Else Around It', Color Serigraph, Signed, Numbered 44/100 and Titled l.c.,

          Weschler's
        • CLAYTON POND PSYCHEDELIC CHAIR SERIGRAPH
          Oct. 22, 2023

          CLAYTON POND PSYCHEDELIC CHAIR SERIGRAPH

          Est: $400 - $600

          POND, Clayton, (American, b.1941): Psychedelic Chair, Serigraph, sight size 25" x 19.5", signed and numbered 71/100, dated 1980, framed, 37.5" x 31.5".

          Burchard Galleries Inc
        • CLAYTON POND, PORTFOLIO, SUITE OF SEVEN SCREENPRINTS ON MUSEUM BOARD
          Oct. 20, 2023

          CLAYTON POND, PORTFOLIO, SUITE OF SEVEN SCREENPRINTS ON MUSEUM BOARD

          Est: $2,500 - $3,000

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Portfolio Portfolio: Capital Ideas Year: 1974 Medium: Suite of Seven Screenprints on Museum Board, each signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 150 Image Size: 31 x 24 inches Size: 37 x 29 in. (93.98 x 73.66 cm) Printer: Sanmore Editions, Ltd Publisher: Sanmore Editions, Ltd Description: "Capital Ideas" is a suite of seven original Screenprints created by Clayton Pond during the Spring, Summer and Fall of 1974. The images are based on the capitals found at the old cast iron facades in SOHO, New York City. They are all visible from the window and fire escape of the artist's studio on Greene Street in SOHO where he had lived for at least five years. Each print is hand-signed, titled and numbered in pencil.

          RoGallery
        • Clayton Pond. "Set of Chairs" Suite and Colophons Page
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Set of Chairs" Suite and Colophons Page

          Est: $1,500 - $2,000

          Clayton Pond. "Set of Chairs" Suite and Colophons Page. Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.This colophons page for the "Set of Chairs" suite was written in the artist’s own hand and silkscreen printed. A copy was included with each set of six prints. It describes in detail how the artist revisited his classic chair image from 1966, and used it as the basis of an in-depth study of color relationships.From the artist’s comments in the colophon page: "Each of the Chair prints in this suite contain five color elements. The relationship of the two predominant colors, one relatively warm in feeling and the other cool, generate visual tension by flipping the space between the psychological positive and negative areas. The other chromatic innuendos in each image act primarily as accents to clarify the basic encounter and, or, to increase the visual energy by exciting optical vibration. Through studied selection and juxtaposition of the colors, each chair develops unique energy characteristics and acquires its own personality. Together they make music!""Chair I (Orange & Violet)", from 1980 and in 5 colors, is 26.25 x 20", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 6 PP made)."Chair II (Blue & Green)", from 1980 and in 5 colors, is 26.25 x 20", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 6 PP made)."Chair III (Orange & Blue-Green)", from 1980 and in 5 colors, is 26.25 x 20", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 6 PP made)."Chair IV (Red & Blue)", from 1980 and in 5 colors, is 26.25 x 20", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 6 PP made)."Chair V (Silver & Gold)", from 1980 and in 5 colors, is 26.25 x 20", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 6 PP made)."Chair VI (Green & Violet)", from 1980 and in 5 colors, is 26.25 x 20", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 6 PP made). Estimated Value $1,500 - 2,000.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Motter Printing Press"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Motter Printing Press"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Motter Printing Press". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: In 1988 the artist was commissioned by the Motter Printing Press Company to create a 9 x 11' painted construction sculpture, and a serigraph print edition for the company’s 35th anniversary. The print image is a two-dimensional adaptation of the large painted sculpture. The multi-colored web and rollers of the flexographic press in the central part of the painting contrast with the simpler treatment of the electronics and gears in the side panels. In addition to his unique use of color, the artist’s fascination with the inner workings and details of the machinery is evident here. Also apparent is the fun he has with details like the dizzying diamond pattern on the steel foot plate that runs across the bottom of the press."Motter Printing Press", from 1988 and in 23 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Formula 5000"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Formula 5000"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Formula 5000". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "Formula 5000" was an image created from the artist’s experiences at Riverside Raceway in Southern California and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The car’s number "76" was a reference to the American Bicentennial year. Sitting in one of the Indianapolis cars led to the artist fantasizing himself as the driver and owner of the car imagined in the print."Formula 5000", from 1979 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "End Of The Trail"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "End Of The Trail"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "End Of The Trail". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "End of the Trail" is one of two motorcycle images done from a Motocross event the artist attended in southern California. The title and the pose of the rider are a reference to the artist James Earle Fraser’s sculpture of the same name showing a native American Indian on his horse. Pond’s view is of the new American West in an homage to Fraser’s original image of the Old West."End Of The Trail", from 1979 and in 14 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Dune Buggy"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Dune Buggy"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Dune Buggy". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: This iconic image, "Dune Buggy", portrays a lifestyle the artist witnessed while in New Mexico. Dune buggies were stripped down Volkswagens created for driving around the dunes in the desert or on a beach. In this image the artist has created a composition within a composition. The main compositional structure is formed by the rear view of the dune buggy’s broad, squatting body and oversized tires, framing a secondary composition of the suspension and the engine."Dune Buggy", from 1979 and in 14 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Dirt Bike Motocross"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Dirt Bike Motocross"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Dirt Bike Motocross". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "Dirt Bike Motocross" shows the sport of dirt bike racing with trail bikes. The image came from a race the artist attended in California. One of the points of interest is the treatment of the background. The main action is in the foreground. In contrast, the artist uses line work and a more limited color palette to create another scene that dissolves into the background, becoming a visual pattern that sets up an optical vibration."Dirt Bike Motocross", from 1979 and in 13 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the American Leisure-time Obsessions Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Finding A Cure For Cancer"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Finding A Cure For Cancer"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Finding A Cure For Cancer". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. In the early 1980s, he was commissioned by the NASA Art Program along with other American greats, and created a series of silkscreens for the Space Shuttle program. His works have been displayed on more than one occasion at The National Air and Space Museum and have proven immensely popular. "Finding A Cure For Cancer", the artist, who loves a good pun, mixes metaphors for medical science and astrology. With the breaking of the image area borders and the shadow effects, the Crab appears to float toward the viewer and off the surface of the print. "Finding A Cure For Cancer", from 1980 and in 16 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: "Acquiring the Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian" is a parody on collecting moon rocks. In this image the artist envisions the Shuttle Craft attempting to collect a major constellation to bring back to Earth only to discover it is too large for the storage bay. This piece was the basis for a three-dimensional painting on layered Plexiglas commissioned by NASA. The painting is part of the NASA art collection housed at the Cape Kennedy Visitors’ Center in Florida."Acquiring The Constellation Orion For The Smithsonian", from 1980 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. In the early 1980s, he was commissioned by the NASA Art Program along with other American greats, and created a series of silkscreens for the Space Shuttle program. His works have been displayed on more than one occasion at The National Air and Space Museum and have proven immensely popular."Experimenting With My Pull Chain Toilet In A Weightless Environment", from 1980 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: In this piece, "Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man", the artist imagines an astronaut connecting the stars in each constellation with a light-colored line to make it easier for us to identify the constellations from Earth."Delineating The Constellations To Simplify Astronomy For The Average Man", from 1980 and in 16 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. But what is truly impressive is the high number of colored inks used some having up to twenty separate layers.From the artist about this print: The artist’s inspiration for this piece, "Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser", was the opening scene of the first Star Wars movie. Here a sinister battle cruiser is capturing the Shuttle Craft in its tractor beam. The beam was created with a translucent, pearlescent overlay."Encountering An Alien Battle Cruiser", from 1980 and in 12 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • Clayton Pond. "Strange Encounter For The First Time"
          Sep. 12, 2023

          Clayton Pond. "Strange Encounter For The First Time"

          Est: $500 - $900

          Clayton Pond. "Strange Encounter For The First Time". Clayton Pond (b. 1941) was among the first artists to employ silkscreen printing in a fresh, distinctly personal way. His limited edition silkscreen prints are immediately recognizable for their bright, cheerful colors with a shine as if the inks were still wet. In the early 1980s, he was commissioned by the NASA Art Program along with other American greats, and created a series of silkscreens for the Space Shuttle program. His works have been displayed on more than one occasion at The National Air and Space Museum and have proven immensely popular."Strange Encounter For The First Time", from 1979 and in 15 colors, is 30 x 40", signed and titled by Clayton Pond, Printers Proof (of 5 PP made). Part of the Shuttle Craft Series. Estimated Value $500 - 900.

          Goldberg Coins & Collectibles
        • CLAYTON POND (New York, 1941-), “Adirondack Window"., Color screenprint, 19” x 25” sight. Framed 25.25” x 31”.
          Jul. 06, 2023

          CLAYTON POND (New York, 1941-), “Adirondack Window"., Color screenprint, 19” x 25” sight. Framed 25.25” x 31”.

          Est: $250 - $350

          CLAYTON POND New York, 1941- "Adirondack Window". Signed and dated lower right "Clayton Pond 1990". Titled and numbered lower left "Adirondack Window, edition #25/150".

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        • Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), Ionthium Involate Upwardium, Color Silkscreen, Signed l.r., Titled l.l. and numbered 65-150 l.c., Frame: 39 1/4 x 31 1/2 in. (99.7 x 80 cm.)
          Jun. 06, 2023

          Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), Ionthium Involate Upwardium, Color Silkscreen, Signed l.r., Titled l.l. and numbered 65-150 l.c., Frame: 39 1/4 x 31 1/2 in. (99.7 x 80 cm.)

          Est: $50 - $100

          Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), Ionthium Involate Upwardium, Color Silkscreen, Signed l.r., Titled l.l. and numbered 65-150 l.c.,

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        • Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), Downthian Flatus Crown Acanthus, Color Silkscreen, Signed l.r., Titled l.l. and numbered 65-150 l.c., Frame: 39 1/4 x 31 1/2 in. (99.7 x 80 cm.)
          Jun. 06, 2023

          Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), Downthian Flatus Crown Acanthus, Color Silkscreen, Signed l.r., Titled l.l. and numbered 65-150 l.c., Frame: 39 1/4 x 31 1/2 in. (99.7 x 80 cm.)

          Est: $50 - $100

          Clayton Pond (American b. 1941), Downthian Flatus Crown Acanthus, Color Silkscreen, Signed l.r., Titled l.l. and numbered 65-150 l.c.,

          Weschler's
        • Clayton Pond, Grand Passion, Poster
          Jun. 03, 2023

          Clayton Pond, Grand Passion, Poster

          Est: $700 - $900

          Artist: Clayton Pond, American (1941 - ) Title: Grand Passion Year: 1989 Medium: Poster Image Size: 32.5 x 46 inches Size: 36 x 49 in. (91.44 x 124.46 cm)

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