Steve Kaufman Figurative Prints
American, 1960-2010
Steven Alan Kaufman was an American pop artist, fine artist, sculptor, stained glass artist, filmmaker, photographer and humanitarian. His entry into the world of serious pop art began in his teens when he became an assistant to Andy Warhol at The Factory studio, who nicknamed him "SAK".(Biography provided by Puccio Fine Art)
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Artist: Steve Kaufman
Israel 20 Shekel 1998 Circulated Bank Note
By Steve Kaufman
Located in Hollywood, FL
Artist: Steve Kaufman
Title: 20 Shekel 1998 Circulated Bank Note
Medium: Screenprint on Canvas
Size: 14 x 27.5 Inches
Edition: 28 of 50
Year: 2007
Notes: Israel 20 Shekel 1998 Circul...
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Woodstock Ticket
By Steve Kaufman
Located in Hollywood, FL
Artist: Steve Kaufman
Title: Woodstock Ticket
Medium: Screenprint on Canvas
Size: 17 x 14 inches
Edition: 32 of 50
Year: 2000-2010
Notes: Hand Sign...
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Early 2000s Pop Art Steve Kaufman Figurative Prints
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50 Dollar Bill
By Steve Kaufman
Located in Hollywood, FL
Artist: Steve Kaufman
Title: 50 Dollar Bill
Medium: Screenprint on Canvas
Edition: AP 5 of 50
Year: 2000-2010
Notes: Hand Signed and Numbered by the artis...
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Early 2000s Pop Art Steve Kaufman Figurative Prints
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George Washington: Father of Our Nation
By Steve Kaufman
Located in Hollywood, FL
Artist: Steve Kaufman
Title: George Washington: Father of Our Nation
Medium: Screenprint on Canvas
Size: 20 x 20 Inches
Edition: 97 of 200
Year: 2000-2010
Notes: Hand Signed and ...
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Early 2000s Pop Art Steve Kaufman Figurative Prints
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