In: Poster Series, Revival Series

One printed poster.  This is a poster for one of Eleanor Dickinson’s celebrated Revival exhibits. See her Artist’s Statement for more information on the purpose and power of that series. See the About page for more information on the Art, Shipping and Additional Charges, Paper, and other topics. Please note:  The price ($895) is for the item itself, with tax. $75 will be added to cover standard shipping, packaging, handling, and insurance. Estimates will be provided for the cost of any special arrangements prior to purchase. Please email us at eleanordickinsonart@gmail.com to ask questions.  Shipping fine art is a bitSee more details & history

In: Poster Series, Revival Series

One printed poster.  This is a poster for one of Eleanor Dickinson’s celebrated Revival exhibits. See her Artist’s Statement for more information on the purpose and power of that series. See the About page for more information on the Art, Shipping and Additional Charges, Paper, and other topics. Please note:  The price ($545) is for the item itself, with tax. $75 will be added to cover standard shipping, packaging, handling, and insurance. Estimates will be provided for the cost of any special arrangements prior to purchase. Please email us at eleanordickinsonart@gmail.com to ask questions.  Shipping fine art is a bitSee more details & history

In: Poster Series, Revival Series

One printed poster.  This poster is both a piece of art and an artifact from one of the great works of Eleanor Dickinson’s life, her documentation and depictions of Pentecostal revivals. From Eleanor Dickinson’s obituary in the Los Angeles Times: “Her body of work, which stretched from the arresting images of worshipers in revival halls to artifacts such as a snake box, signs urging repentance and a pickle jar with strychnine that true believers might drink, became so authoritative that it was housed at the Smithsonian and displayed in museumsSee more details & history

In: Biblical Series, Lovers Series, Poster Series

One printed poster.  Eleanor Dickinson’s silkscreened contour drawings of lovers was a tender and clear-eyed exploration of the human form.  Later in the artist’s career, galleries would divide this set of work into Old Lovers (focusing on the aging forms she loved for what she called their “more interesting” wrinkles and scars) and Young Lovers (which this poster depicts). See the About page for more information on the Art, Shipping and Additional Charges, Paper, and other topics. Please note:  The price ($435) is for the item itself, with tax. $75 will beSee more details & history