The Fan and Its Surroundings, from The Global Edition (E. 123), 1982 Works on Paper rendered with his characteristic high-contrast

rendered with his characteristic high-contrast aesthetic and likely incorporating his signature red

Martin Amis and Ian McEwan — pairing image and text in a singular dialogue between art and literature

with a reported production cost of £14 million

drawing and print

As examples of late 20th-century civic art

The Fan and Its Surroundings, from The Global Edition (E. 123), 1982 Works on Paper rendered with his characteristic high-contrastThis striking lithograph by Ed Ruscha exemplifies the artist's masterful exploration of text and image that has defined his practice since the 1960s. Printed in colors on premium Rives BFK paper, this hand signed and numbered edition showcases Ruscha's technical precision and conceptual depth. The generous sheet size (36 3 4 x 31 5 8 inches) provides an immersive viewing experience of Ruscha's carefully composed visual language. Ed Ruscha (b. 1937)