LeRoy Neiman 'Downhill Skier' Limited Edition Serigraph
Fine Art Prints

LeRoy Neiman 'Downhill Skier' Limited Edition Serigraph

This is a vibrant limited edition serigraph on paper by the renowned American artist LeRoy Neiman, famously known for his expressionistic portrayals of sporting events. The artwork depicts a downhill skier in mid-motion, cutting through snow with intense energy. The composition is characterized by Neiman's signature style: a frenetic application of bold, saturated colors including electric blues, vivid magentas, bright yellows, and cool teals, contrasted against the white of the splashing snow. The piece is hand-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and includes a hand-inscribed edition number in the lower left, appearing to be '122/300', indicating it is from a relatively small print run. The work is housed under glass in a matted frame. The construction utilizes flat planes of color typical of high-quality silkscreen printing, where each color suggests depth and movement. Regarding condition, the paper appears stable with no evidence of foxing or water damage visible in the primary image area; however, there is a prominent light reflection/glare across the center-left side of the glass that obscures some detail. The matting appears clean, though the frame's outer edges are partially cut off in the image. This style of work was most prevalent during the 1970s through the 1990s, capturing the high-octane spirit of professional winter sports with exceptional graphic flair and masterful color theory.

Estimated Value

$2,500 - $3,500

Basic Information

Category

Fine Art Prints

Appraised On

March 4, 2026

Estimated Value

$2,500 - $3,500

Item Description

This is a vibrant limited edition serigraph on paper by the renowned American artist LeRoy Neiman, famously known for his expressionistic portrayals of sporting events. The artwork depicts a downhill skier in mid-motion, cutting through snow with intense energy. The composition is characterized by Neiman's signature style: a frenetic application of bold, saturated colors including electric blues, vivid magentas, bright yellows, and cool teals, contrasted against the white of the splashing snow. The piece is hand-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and includes a hand-inscribed edition number in the lower left, appearing to be '122/300', indicating it is from a relatively small print run. The work is housed under glass in a matted frame. The construction utilizes flat planes of color typical of high-quality silkscreen printing, where each color suggests depth and movement. Regarding condition, the paper appears stable with no evidence of foxing or water damage visible in the primary image area; however, there is a prominent light reflection/glare across the center-left side of the glass that obscures some detail. The matting appears clean, though the frame's outer edges are partially cut off in the image. This style of work was most prevalent during the 1970s through the 1990s, capturing the high-octane spirit of professional winter sports with exceptional graphic flair and masterful color theory.

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