Elizabeth Peyton

Mai (Afterlife) after Sir Joshua Reynolds' Portrait of Mai (Omai), 1776 and Frederick Douglass, 1850

€2,000

Artwork

Edition size confirmed when the order window ends.

Sold out

Love this work?

Subscribe to get notified about any cancellations and early access on next releases.

Mai (Afterlife) after Sir Joshua Reynolds' Portrait of Mai (Omai), 1776 and Frederick Douglass, 1850 are a pair of time limited editions launched in support of the National Portrait Gallery in London. Re-opening in June 2023, the Gallery's diversified collection focuses on presenting an inclusive and dynamic picture of the people who have contributed to the rich history of the United Kingdom.

Checkout from this page to order both prints in one shipment. For details of each artwork, visit their individual pages.

Framing

Prints can be ordered framed in a natural oak frame, float mounted and protected by UV plexiglass.

Medium

29 layer (Frederick Douglass) and 15 layer (Mai, Afterlife) silkscreen print on 410gsm Somerset tub sized radiant white paper.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Finishing

Individually numbered, signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Release date

June 19, 2023

Payment

Pay with bank card, crypto, Apple Pay or Google Pay. If you wish you to use an alternative payment method, get in touch.

Policies

Returns and refunds

This artwork is protected by a resale agreement, which all collectors will need to sign before placing an order. More details in our FAQs

Go deeper

03:13

Behind the scenes

a black and white photograph of artist Elizabeth Peyton wearing a black jacket

Elizabeth Peyton 3 collaborationsElizabeth Peyton creates gestural, atmospheric paintings and works on paper that attest to the psychical and emotional depths of the people she paints. Her artworks map out delicate negotiations between beauty, desire, and the pictorial image. Peyton finds feeling in all that she depicts. Whether it's people from her own milieu or figures from history, literature, music or film, she always renders each scene with the intensity of her own particular humanism – a close and loving look at humanity. In each figure's uniqueness, she reveals the universal emotions that connect us to each other and to art, and which stretch from our present moment back through time.

Who else should know about this work?

Help us spread the word

Reviews from Avant collectors

the item was some of the most professional packing i have seen outside of a museum. exceptionally well packed
Review of Guardian
Gorgeous quality and print. Thank you!
Review of Shelter
awesome experience all around, kudos to you all!
Review of Sierra
I was lucky enough to have been invited to see the creation of this piece of work back in June and met the fantastic Miwa so seeing this print now is just fantastic. The colours are every bit as vibrant as the original.
Review of Sacred Connectedness
well done, excellent product and customer service
Review of La Nascita
the packaging was excellent! the piece was well protected. communication from the time i placed the order to framing to shipment was very good
Review of Actual Size
I'm thrilled with the two pieces I've bought from you all. I look forward to collecting more in the future.
Review of Guardian
outstanding paper quality and excellent packaging. love it.
Review of Actual Size

Discover more print editions on Avant Arte

See all

Available

Chris SuccoPaul’s Backyard€790

Available

Jordi RibesHot blue bath€2,000

Draw

Loie HollowellMother's Milk€2,500Closing on 26 October

Draw

David Wojnarowicz EstateInside This House€600Closing on 23 October