APC ART is pleased to offer our global collector base the mesmerizing silkscreen print, “Eric” (Untitled, from the series “Men in the Cities,” 2024), by the legendary Robert Longo.

This powerful edition is part of Longo’s iconic “Men in the Cities” series—a body of work that helped define the Pictures Generation of the late 1970s and early 1980s, capturing the paradox of urban life through contorted, film-noir attire figures. The print is a refined translation of Longo’s monumental charcoal drawings, rendered here in layered grayscale silkscreen with exquisite tonal detail and hyperreal grain. The edition size is 1,273, each signed and numbered by the artist. It measures approximately 70 × 43.5 cm (27.6 × 17.1 inches) on heavyweight Somerset Tub Sized Satin Radiant White 410gsm paper.

Robert Longo stands as one of the most influential artists of our age, whose Men in the Cities series remains an emblem of evenings weighed with tension between corporate persona and raw human emotion—dancing caught between violence and grace, exaltation and collapse. The imagery has cemented itself in cultural memory, notably appearing in American Psycho and commanding attention from both art institutions and collectors.

“Eric” is a snapshot of human vulnerability in the urban context—a dancer or falling figure momentarily suspended, arms raised, poised between life and tragedy. Longo’s mastery of form, contrast, and gesture give the work a haunting, emotionally resonant quality that transcends the medium.

The work is in hand in the USA and will ship immediately to our domestic collector base, avoiding any tax or tariff complications. International shipping is also available. APC ART is pleased to offer archival framing options tailored to any budget—ranging from sleek minimalist modern frames to full museum-grade systems with UV protective glazing and acid-free, custom-cut matting, ensuring that this profound piece is preserved and displayed at its finest.

This is a rare blue-chip opportunity to acquire a new edition by Robert Longo that speaks to enduring themes of power, fragility, and image-making in the modern age—a culturally significant and investment-ready work.

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