Remembering Lehman: Two Sets of Prints

Next month, five years ago, Lehman Brothers went under.  I've painted most of the cast of characters operating in that time period and am putting them together in two sets of four.  "The Private Sector" (Cayne, Fuld, Blankfein, Dimon) and "The Public Sector" (Greenspan, Paulson, Bernanke, Geithner).

Each set is signed and numbered.  The price is $699.00 plus $75 domestic shipping.  International shipping is quoted at cost, so send me an email and we can discuss an international delivery.

The Private Sector ...

The Public Sector ...

When ordering, be sure to specify which set you want in the comments section.

 

I'm in the Nation's Capital

No blogging for a while. Stay calm and carry on.

The Bond Market

Inspired by, well, everything ...

The Confident Fed

Inspired by Daniel Gross' piece in the Daily Beast titled "Let's All Please Stop Overreacting to Bernanke's Remarks."

Verizon/NSA Interface

Inspired by current events.

All Your Trading Secrets, Revisited

Inspired by the Dealbook piece "Hunch about Bloomberg Brought Rivals Together" by Susanne Craig and Jessica Silver-Greenberg about the continuing Bloomberg terminals mini-scandal, I'm dragging this (originally painted earlier this month) up to the front.

Black Hole: Bear Stearns

Inspired by DOJ investigation of mortgage practices at Bear.

Inspired by Nathaniel Popper's piece in The Times titled "Growth in Options Trading Helps Brokers but Not Small Investors."

Lord, Bless Ina Drew

Just while we're piling on JPMorgan, I thought this might be timely.  It's an actual painting, frame included, roughly 24"x48".  $27,500.

The Smoke Clears at JPM

A revised version of yesterday's painting (of which I should be ashamed, some tell me), inspired by Ben White's piece in Politico titled "Return of the King; Jamie Dimon Survives"

Bloodbath at JPMorgan

Inspired by struggles at the top of the firm.

The Inevitable Taking of the Fifth

Inspired by Ben Protess' and Peter Lattman's article in Dealbook titled "Hedge Fund Owner Gets Subpoena to Testify."

It's Even Worse in Europe II

See below

It's Even Worse in Europe

Inspired by, well ... things in Europe.  An actual painting, done several years ago, when the locus of the world financial crisis appeared to be shifting from the US to Europe.  3'x4',  $14,000.

A precursor to the "map" paintings you see on this site, so I thought it might be interesting.

All Your Trading Secrets

Inspired by the Amy Chozick and Ben Protess piece in The Times titled "Privacy Breach on Bloomberg's Data Terminals."