Saul Steinberg: The Art of Imagination — 20% Off Sale

Art Wise is pleased to present a special 20% off collection celebrating Saul Steinberg — the visionary artist, illustrator, and social commentator whose wit and imagination transformed 20th-century art.

Best known for his long career with The New Yorker, Steinberg blurred the line between art and idea. His deceptively simple line drawings reveal deep reflections on identity, architecture, and the absurdities of modern life. Trained as an architect, Steinberg approached drawing as a way of thinking — a visual language where humor, philosophy, and observation intertwine.

This exclusive collection features original lithographs, exhibition posters, and rare prints from across his career, including:

• A View of the World from Ninth Avenue (1976) — his iconic New Yorker cover that became a symbol of Manhattan’s imagination.
• Nuits de la Fondation (1970) and Crayon et Paysage (1973) — lyrical Galerie Maeght posters showcasing his poetic compositions.
• Persian Rug (1977) and Louisiana (1968) — elegant studies in abstraction and visual play.
• Galerie Maeght 1953 and Galerie Maeght Lelong (1985) — vintage Paris exhibition designs that capture Steinberg’s whimsical intellect.

Steinberg described himself as “a writer who draws,” and his work continues to resonate for its intelligence, humor, and timeless insight into the human condition.

For a limited time, enjoy 20% off all Saul Steinberg posters and prints.
Celebrate the artist who turned the act of drawing into a philosophy — and whose vision remains as sharp and relevant as ever.