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Exclusive Rosenquist Plate for Homeless Benefit

Experience the artistry of James Rosenquist with this limited-edition plate, designed to make a profound impact. Each plate, meticulously crafted from fine bone china, features the iconic "White Bread" design from 1964. This 10.5-inch diameter dish is part of an exclusive edition of 250, ensuring its collectibility and uniqueness. The plate comes with a printed signature and edition details on the verso, as well as a custom artist box, making it a perfect gift for art enthusiasts or collectors. Not only does this plate celebrate Rosenquist's work, but it also supports a noble cause.

Product Specifications and Details

Crafted with care, this plate boasts exceptional quality and functionality. Made from fine bone china, it is both dishwasher and microwave safe, ensuring it can be used daily without worry. The edition of 250 plates features a printed signature and edition details on the verso, adding a personal touch. Each plate is presented in a custom artist box, making it a beautiful addition to any collection. This piece of art is also a testament to the enduring legacy of James Rosenquist, with the James Rosenquist Foundation and Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY, granting permission for its use.

Support a Cause with Your Purchase

Beyond its artistic value, this plate serves a greater purpose. By purchasing one, you contribute to feeding up to 100 homeless and hungry New Yorkers, thanks to the Coalition for the Homeless. The Artist Plate Project, launched by the Coalition in 2020, has partnered with over 98 world-renowned artists to create limited-edition plates. These funds go towards providing food, crisis services, housing, and other critical aid to those in need. Join the movement and own a piece of art that makes a difference, while supporting the vital work of the Coalition for the Homeless. This plate is not just a work of art; it's a symbol of hope and a chance to make a real impact in the lives of those less fortunate.