Peter Max 
"Liberty Head" 
This Artwork is:
New
HAND SIGNED 
Original Mixed Media-The piece is a mixed-media work, often incorporating lithography with acrylic painting on paper. 
Certificate of Authenticity- This artwork includes official proof of authenticity provided directly by the artist. On the reverse side of the original piece is a unique authentication number: 305429, along with the official Peter Max copyright stamp dated 2009. A copy of the authenticity is affixed to the back of the framed work. 
Triple matted in white, teal, and black
Framed in black
Framed Size:19" x 21"
Image Size: 9" x 10"
The central focus is a stylized, psychedelic depiction of the head of the Statue of Liberty, rendered with bold, textured brushwork and vibrant colors. 
Style:
It embodies Peter Max's characteristic Cosmic '60s art style, known for its bright colors, swirling lines, and pop art influence.
Inspiration:
Max's "Liberty Head" series was inspired by the fireworks reflecting off the Statue of Liberty during its restoration and reopening celebration, leading him to capture the "firework's brilliant and beautiful frenzy of color" in his portraits.
Ready to hang hardware
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Peter Max – Artist Biography
Peter Max is one of the most celebrated living artists of our time and a true pop culture icon. Renowned for his bold colors, uplifting imagery, and extraordinary artistic range, Max’s work has touched nearly every facet of American life and inspired generations around the world.
Over the course of his remarkable career, Max has created art for six U.S. Presidents, with his works displayed in Presidential Libraries and U.S. Embassies worldwide. Since America’s Bicentennial in 1976, he has famously painted the Statue of Liberty each year, and in 2000, his Liberty collage appeared on more than 145 million Verizon phone books across the country.
Max’s influence extends across major cultural and sporting events. He was named the Official Artist of the 2006 U.S. Olympic Team for the Winter Games in Turin, Italy, and has also served as Official Artist for five Super Bowls, the World Cup USA, The World Series, The U.S. Open, The Indy 500, the New York City Marathon, and the Kentucky Derby.
His artwork has appeared in extraordinary formats and installations, from a Continental Airlines Boeing 777 jet to a 600-foot stage for the legendary Woodstock Music Festival, a giant mural for the Winter Olympics, and 10-foot-tall guitars for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
In 2002, Abrams Books published The Art of Peter Max, which became one of the best-selling art books of all time, further cementing his legacy as a master of modern American art.
Peter Max’s art, with its signature vibrancy and spirit, continues to radiate joy, optimism, and inspiration—making him not only one of the most recognized artists in the world, but also one of the most beloved.