“Electric Love Blueprint” Framed Dorothy Screen Print
“Electric Love Blueprint” Framed Dorothy Screen Print
Description
From the vault comes a striking map of electronic music history. Printed in metallic silver on royal-blue paper, Dorothy’s “Electric Love Blueprint” arranges more than 200 inventors, composers, musicians, artists, and institutions within a design modeled on a theremin circuit diagram.
Names including Léon Theremin, Robert Moog, Karlheinz Stockhausen, John Cage, Kraftwerk, and Brian Eno invite viewers to explore the people and ideas that shaped electronic music. The intricate layout rewards close inspection, while the silver-on-blue palette makes a bold statement in a studio, office, or listening room.
Designed by UK studio Dorothy, the print combines music history with the visual language of electronic engineering. It was professionally framed by BlackBird Frame & Art in Asheville, North Carolina.
Item Details
- Design studio: Dorothy
- Title: Electric Love Blueprint — A Brief History of Electronic Music
- Format: Metallic-silver screen print on royal-blue uncoated paper
- Design: Electronic music history mapped onto a theremin circuit diagram
- Presentation: Professionally framed
- Framer: BlackBird Frame & Art, Asheville, North Carolina
- Framing Cost: $175
- Artwork Value: $70
- Estimated Total Retail Value: $245
- Dimensions: 33.25 × 25.5 inches
- Weight: 8.8 pounds
- Pickup: Local pickup recommended due to size
Item Condition
Excellent overall condition. No visible defects to the frame or visible hazing in the glass. The paper backing on the reverse may show minor wear or imperfections; these are cosmetic and do not affect the artwork’s front-facing presentation. Please review all photographs for condition details. Sold as-is.
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