Attributed to Marison Escobar (French/American, 1930-2016). Watercolor on wove paper signed "Escobar" at lower right, presented in wooden frame under glass. Marisol Escobar, known as Marisol, was a Venezuelan-American mid-century artist known for her sculptures or "assemblages" made from wood and found objects. Marisol was born in Paris and moved to New York City where she became a world-famous artist in the mid-1960s. She and Andy Warhol were close friends and were known as the Queen and King of Pop Art in the New York 1960s art scene. Dimensions: 37 x 45.25 inches with frame; 19-1/2 x 27-1/2 inches without frame and matt Condition: Frame with abrasions. Can be shipped without matt and frame.