Limited Edition Plate by Philip Guston

Created for the Artist Plate Project to benefit the Coalition for the Homeless Read more about the series here."Philip Guston’s KKK Paintings: Why an Abstract Painter Returned to Figuration to Confront Racism" by Alex Greenberger Untitled, 1969 © The Estate of Philip Guston, courtesy of Hauser & WirthSupported by Hauser & Wirth Edition of 250Fine bone china10.5" diameter; 26.7 cmPrinted signature and edition details on versoCustom artist box with printed signatureDishwasher and microwave safeProduced by Prospect ABOUT THE ARTIST PLATE PROJECTLaunched by the Coalition for the Homeless in 2020 at the peak of the pandemic, the Artist Plate Project has to-date partnered with more than 98 world-renowned artists who have created limited-edition dinner plates produced by Prospect and available via Artware Editions. The funds raised by the sale of plates will provide food, crisis services, housing, and other critical aid to thousands of people experiencing homelessness and housing inst