Red Grooms, The Tattoo Artist, 1981, Lithogaph on paper, Artist proof #1 of 10, Red Grooms Art for sale at Manolis Projects Art Gallery, Miami, Fl
Detail:Red Grooms The Tattoo Artist (Artist Proof), 1980 Lithograph on Japanese Chauke paper 38 x 25 inches AP 1/10 for the edition of 38 Red Grooms is an American multi-media artist who has consistently been at the fore of major, innovative art movements. Starting in the 1950’s, Grooms was an early pioneer in Happenings & Performance Art. He was also an early force in Art Film, Installation Art and Pop art. Red Grooms art Available at Manolis Projects Gallery
Detail:Red Grooms The Tattoo Artist (Artist Proof), 1980 Lithograph on Japanese Chauke paper 38 x 25 inches AP 1/10 for the edition of 38 Red Grooms is an American multi-media artist who has consistently been at the fore of major, innovative art movements. Starting in the 1950’s, Grooms was an early pioneer in Happenings & Performance Art. He was also an early force in Art Film, Installation Art and Pop art. Red Grooms art Available at Manolis Projects Gallery
Signature:Red Grooms The Tattoo Artist (Artist Proof), 1980 Lithograph on Japanese Chauke paper 38 x 25 inches AP 1/10 for the edition of 38 Red Grooms is an American multi-media artist who has consistently been at the fore of major, innovative art movements. Starting in the 1950’s, Grooms was an early pioneer in Happenings & Performance Art. He was also an early force in Art Film, Installation Art and Pop art. Available at Manolis Projects Gallery
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  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Detail:Red Grooms The Tattoo Artist (Artist Proof), 1980 Lithograph on Japanese Chauke paper 38 x 25 inches AP 1/10 for the edition of 38 Red Grooms is an American multi-media artist who has consistently been at the fore of major, innovative art movements. Starting in the 1950’s, Grooms was an early pioneer in Happenings & Performance Art. He was also an early force in Art Film, Installation Art and Pop art. Red Grooms art Available at Manolis Projects Gallery
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Signature:Red Grooms The Tattoo Artist (Artist Proof), 1980 Lithograph on Japanese Chauke paper 38 x 25 inches AP 1/10 for the edition of 38 Red Grooms is an American multi-media artist who has consistently been at the fore of major, innovative art movements. Starting in the 1950’s, Grooms was an early pioneer in Happenings & Performance Art. He was also an early force in Art Film, Installation Art and Pop art. Available at Manolis Projects Gallery

The Tattoo Artist, 1981

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Red Grooms (b.1937-)
The Tattoo Artist, 1980
Lithograph on Japanese Chauke paper
38 x 25 inches
AP 1/10 for the edition of 38

Hand signed and numbered by artist.

 Red Grooms is an American multi-media artist who has consistently been at the fore of major, innovative art movements. Starting in the 1950’s, Grooms was an early pioneer in Happenings & Performance Art. He was also an early force in Art Film, Installation Art and Pop art.

Grooms is best known for his idiosyncratic style that often combines painting and sculpture with a humorous, often slapstick, aesthetic. A prolific print-maker, Grooms is also known for printed editions that exist in three dimensions.

Grooms has “made a career of affectionate parody,” according one critic, through satirical, pop culture-infused prints and sculptural tableaux in homage to his adopted city on New York City.