Vintage Surrealist Etching Titled "The Marriage of Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower,” Circa 1969. This intricate piece is chock-full of hidden messages and meanings. We assume this piece was done as a form of political opinion relating to the marriage of Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower. The more you explore this piece, the more you start to notice: from a Frank Sinatra record playing, to a TV camera watching over the ceremony, to small sandwiches topped with olives in the lower right. Where prints are typically numbered in an edition, this piece is marked “?/?,” adding intrigue to the overall message. Signed “Gosnell ‘69.” Framed in a minimal silver frame.

Presented as part of our “Nameless Art + Design” Show collection, January 2025.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Light wear to metal frame.

Specs: 14 1/2” H | 11 1/2” W | 7/8” D of Frame