Foundation Editions - Erik Brunetti Foundation for the Arts

Foundation Editions – Produced in Collaboration with Brand X Editions, New York

Erik Brunetti signing Untitled (Seven-Headed Cobra Working Proof) at Brand X Editions, New York, October 2025. Image held in the internal archive of the Erik Brunetti Foundation for the Arts.

Untitled (Seven-Headed Cobra Working Proof), 2025 | Produced at Brand X Editions, New York

On October 15, 2025, Erik Brunetti signed and approved the first print edition produced at Brand X Editions in Long Island City, New York. The printer’s documentation records the work under the title Untitled. The image derives from a mechanical drawing for Seven-Headed Cobra (Bronze) — a 24-inch cast bronze sculpture based on Brunetti’s registered trademark for the seven-headed snake emblem (U.S. Reg. No. 4,032,100).

Printed in silkscreen in colors on Rives BFK paper (image 12.25 × 9.5 in; sheet 19.5 × 15.25 in), the edition comprises one hundred numbered impressions, twenty artist’s proofs, two printer’s proofs, four museum proofs, and one Bon à Tirer. Printing was supervised by Robert Blanton (publisher) with Alex Mercedes (printer) and Sofia Vaireschi (chromist).

Brand X Editions maintains agreements with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Dallas Museum of Art to donate one print from each series they publish. Accordingly, at least one impression of Untitled (Seven-Headed Cobra Working Proof) will enter each institution’s permanent collection. These gifts are accessioned and not subject to deaccession.

A small number of impressions are made available through the Erik Brunetti Foundation for the Arts. Inquiries regarding placement may be directed to the Foundation. Retail distribution for general release is coordinated via ErikBrunetti.com under the Foundation’s oversight.

About the Foundation’s Editions Program

The Erik Brunetti Foundation for the Arts oversees the production of museum-quality limited editions in collaboration with master printers and fine-art production studios. Each edition is produced to archival standards and accompanied by documentation of title, medium, dimensions, edition size, year, and provenance.

These editions extend Brunetti’s critical visual lexicon while supporting the Foundation’s mission of preservation, research, and public access. They are designed not only to circulate, but to last.