Pristine vintage Barbra Streisand silkscreen – an original from rock poster artist K. Chillis, whose collectible prints are rare finds, rarer still in mint deadstock condition. Dated 1978, printed between 1978 and 1984. Genuine deadstock, pallet-wrapped since the print run. Pulled from a barn-find trailer decades on. Not a reprint, not a reissue, not a reproduction. Chillis gives Barbra Streisand the full halo: a towering cloud of tight curls rendered stroke by stroke in black, with flicks of white catching the light across every coil. Inside it, the face is all hatching and warmth, with a sly half-smile, head tilted and eyes locked on the viewer. Three tones on gold stock, and the curls alone carry enough texture to fill the sheet. Dated 1978, this catches Streisand riding high after A Star Is Born, the film that made that permed silhouette famous and earned her an Oscar for co-writing Evergreen. By then she was a recording star, a screen star and a box-office power all at once, a rare triple threat for the era. It’s a small silkscreen with real presence, built around one of the most recognizable heads of hair in show business. Paper measures 20 1/4″ x 22 1/2″ on heavy weight silkscreen stock. Happy to answer questions and suggest some easy framing options. Never hung, never rolled, never displayed. Any framed wall photos are Photoshop mockups. Sale is for the print only. Interested in more than one title? If you dig the collection, please help us get the word out by sharing with the collector community. Let us know where you shared and we’ll send you a deep discount code.