Description
A legitimate and highly displayable 1964 Kiki Kogelnik lithograph, Orange Naked Woman from One Cent Life captures the bold, playful energy that makes her work so appealing to collectors of Pop Art and important 1960s printmaking. This vivid rocket-and-space composition comes from the landmark 1¢ Life project, a 1964 collaborative illustrated book/portfolio published by E.W. Kornfeld and printed by Maurice Beaudet. Museum and market references describe Kogelnik’s contribution as a double-page lithograph, and the standard framed format around 22 x 29 inches aligns well with your example.
* Authentic Kiki Kogelnik 1964 lithograph from One Cent Life
* Strong mid-century Pop Art imagery with outstanding wall presence
* Desirable original two-part composition with the issued center fold format
* Historic connection to one of the best-known collaborative art publications of the 1960s
* Approximate framed size around 22 x 29 inches, making it ready for immediate display
* A compelling piece for collectors of Pop Art, women artists, Austrian art, and vintage lithography
This is the kind of work that stands out immediately in a room and offers buyers a genuine Kiki Kogelnik image with real art-historical substance behind it. Please view all the photos.
Actual comps / market notes: publicly visible sold data for this exact sheet is thin. ArtValue shows a Saskatchewan NAC example of Orange Naked Woman selling for CAD 283 on March 30, 2025 after an estimate of CAD 450-550, and ArtValue also shows another Saskatchewan NAC example in 2021 estimated at CAD 500-700 that did not sell. On the retail side, RoGallery is currently asking $750 for a framed example, while RoGallery auction records show the work estimated at $700-900 in January 2018 and $600-800 in October 2023, with those auction examples passing.
