Purchase Great American Art to Support the Resistance

The artwork will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Purchases of the artworks are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions. Prices listed do not include framing.

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Richard Serra Fake President, 2017 Screenprint with red hand-stamping Signed & numbered 24″ x 18″ Limited Edition of 250 Proceeds support PFAWF $2,000

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Chuck Close Norman Lear Portrait, 2018 Archival watercolor pigment print on Hahnemühle rag paper Proceeds support PFAW Edition of 50 30 ¼ x 24 ¼ $5,000 Large edition Edition of 10 55 ½ x 44 $50,000

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SOLD Ed Ruscha The Ancients, 2017 Dry pigment & acrylic on paper Signed 16” x 25 7/8” Proceeds support PFAWF

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SOLD Jasper Johns Painting With Two Balls, 1971 Silkscreen: seven screens German Etching paper Signed & numbered 39 1/4” x 27 1/2” Edition 44/59 Proceeds support PFAWF $25,000

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Dustin Yellin Ant Farm 18, 2015 Collage Framed 19” x 19” Proceeds support PFAWF $10,000

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SOLD Robert Graham Gabrielle, 1998 Cast in bronze 16” Edition of 250 Proceeds support PFAWF

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Ed Ruscha Compass, 1990 Screenprint in colors, on P.T.I. Supra, signed and dated in pencil 40.5 x 29.25 inches Limited edition of 60 Multiple editions available Proceeds support PFAWF $15,000

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Ed Ruscha Liberty, 2011 3-color lithograph/screenprint Signed and numbered 26” x 20″ Limited edition of 75 Multiple editions available Proceeds support PFAWF $10,000

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Robert Rauschenberg People for the American Way, 1991 Poster, signed 24 ½ x 31 ½ Limited edition Multiple prints available Proceeds support PFAW $1,500

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SOLD Nancy Chunn Chicken Little and the Garden of Fear, 2006 Iris print on Somerset velvet paper Framed 23” x 23” Edition 18/25 Proceeds support PFAWF

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William Wegman Hats, 1996 Lithograph and silkscreen on paper Framed 12 ½” x 12 ¼” Edition 48/100 Proceeds support PFAWF

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Cindy Sherman Untitled (Bathing Suit), 2000 c-print Framed 24” x 16 ½” Edition 71/100 Proceeds support PFAW $10,000

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SOLD Carrie Mae Weems I Beseech You, 1996 Chromogenic print 20” x 24” Edition 50/75 Proceeds support PFAW

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Nancy Spero We are Prochoice, 1992 Silkscreen Framed 16 1/8″ x 26” Edition 74/75 Proceeds support PFAWF $3,000

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Garry Trudeau Free For All, 2002 Poster Limited edition of 250 Multiple prints available Proceeds support PFAWF $500

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SOLD Julian Schnabel Vote, 1992 Silkscreen 36 x 44 ¾ inches Edition of 125 Proceeds support PFAW

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Robert Rauschenberg Untitled (Bicycle), 1996 Lithograph 20 x 15 inches Edition of 175 Proceeds support PFAW $6,500

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Robert Indiana Peace Plunges in Despair, 2000 Silkscreen on Somerset paper 30 x 30 inches Edition of 50 Proceeds support PFAW $3,500

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SOLD Roy Lichtenstein Composition IV, Music Notes, 1995 Silkscreen on Rives BFK 22 ¼ x 27 ¼” Artist Proof Proceeds support PFAW

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Robert Rauschenberg Unity, 2000 Digital graphic print 49 ½ x 29 inches Edition of 100 Proceeds support PFAW $7,000

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Robert Rauschenberg Wash, 2000 Digital graphic print 26 x 22 inches Edition of 100 Proceeds support PFAW $2,500

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Nancy Chunn August 9, 2000, 2000 21 ½ x 13 ¾ inches Edition of 200 Proceeds support PFAW $1,800

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William Wegman Skyway, 2010 Pigment print on Somerset 14 x 11 inches Proceeds support PFAW $1,500

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SOLD Chuck Close Obama III, 2012 archival watercolor pigment print on Hahnmuhle rag paper 30 x 24 inches Edition of 200 Proceeds support PFAW $5,000

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People For’s Progressive History in the Arts

PFAW Foundation has been fortunate enough to honor the legacies of many renowned artists’ work on the walls of our Washington, D.C. office for many years. Visitors and staff members alike have greatly enjoyed the artwork, and many have commented on its relevance to our organization’s core values.

Since day one, the rights of artists to express themselves fully and freely, to provoke and to challenge us have been part of our core mission. PFAW Foundation and its affiliate People For the American Way have led public campaigns to support public broadcasting and the National Endowment for the Arts when they were under attack from right-wing politicians. We’ve given advice and legal assistance to individual artists and arts organizations facing censorship challenges. And we’ve engaged artists to create visual works or participate in public performances calling attention to constitutional principles and the threats to those principles.