Sku: CB9531-B
Artist: Rodney Greenblat
Title: Mini golf Circus
Year: 1988
Signed: Yes
Medium: Serigraph
Paper Size: 32 x 42.5 inches ( 81 x 108 cm )
Image Size: 26.5 x 37.5 inches ( 67 x 95 cm )
Edition Size: 225
Framed: No: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.
Condition: A: Mint

Additional Details: Large-scale original silkscreen by Rodney Greenblat, printed in more than 20 vibrant colors and hand-signed and numbered in pencil from the edition of 225. Blind stamped by Martin Lawrence Galleries, this exuberant composition exemplifies Greenblat’s instantly recognizable visual universe filled with playful characters, surreal environments, and pop-inspired imagination. The scene transforms a miniature golf course into a fantastical dreamscape populated by whimsical creatures, oversized fish, dinosaurs, pagodas, and cartoon-like golfers navigating a maze of bright greens, pink pathways, and animated obstacles. Rendered with crisp silkscreen layering and saturated color, the work combines elements of contemporary Pop Art, underground comics, and graphic design into a lively narrative packed with humor and visual surprises. Rodney Greenblat rose to international prominence during the 1990s for his distinctive artistic language that bridged fine art, commercial illustration, animation, and video game culture. His playful aesthetic became especially influential through collaborations in music, design, and multimedia projects, helping define a generation of colorful contemporary visual culture. This print captures the joyful spontaneity and optimistic energy that made his work so widely admired. The extraordinary complexity of the silkscreen process—requiring over twenty separate color applications—demonstrates the technical sophistication behind the image’s deceptively playful appearance. Unlike digital reproductions, each layer was individually printed by hand, producing a rich tactile surface and luminous color intensity associated with high-quality contemporary screenprinting. Signed and numbered examples from smaller editions remain increasingly desirable among collectors of contemporary Pop Art, designer toys, animation-inspired graphics, and late twentieth-century screenprints. The combination of scale, color, and imaginative storytelling gives this work exceptional decorative presence. A striking and highly collectible example of contemporary silkscreen art from the pre-digital poster era, ideal for collectors of Pop-inspired imagery, contemporary illustration, and playful modern design. Framing available upon request.