Joe DeAngelis 'A Streetcar Named Desire' Limited Edition Silkscreen Print

This is a fine art silkscreen or lithographic print on paper, titled 'A Streetcar Named Desire' as indicated by the label on the lower left of the matting. The artwork features a Mid-Century Modern pop-art aesthetic, characterized by bold, flat planes of color including orange, blue, green, and purple. The central figure is an orange silhouette of a woman in profile, partially obscured by and interacting with geometric shapes. A smaller green figure appears in the background, adding a sense of scale and narrative depth. The piece is hand-signed in pencil at the bottom right as 'Joe DeAngelis' and dated '4-72' (April 1972). On the bottom left, it is numbered as a limited edition, '16/35', suggesting a very small and exclusive production run. The print is housed in an off-white mat. Regarding condition, there is visible yellowing and foxing on the matting and the primary paper substrate, typical for 1970s artworks not stored in acid-free environments. The colors of the central print remain vibrant, though the paper margins show significant age-toning. The composition reflects the graphic design trends of the early 1970s, utilizing layering and transparency effects common in professional printmaking of that era. The craftsmanship is high, with clean edges between color fields and precise registration of the different ink layers.