Hamlet, created by Jill Mulleady in 2021, presents the Los Angeles and Geneva-based artist's distinctive figurative sensibility translated into the intimate, technically demanding medium of lithography. Printed on Zerkall Bütten 260gsm paper, a premium laid paper with a subtle texture that rewards close viewing, the work measures 59.4 by 42 cm and bears the artist's signature, lending it the directness of a personal statement. Mulleady is known for paintings that blend psychological unease with cinematic atmosphere, and this print carries that same charged quality into a more contained format, where the inherent grain and tonal range of lithography amplify the work's contemplative mood. The title's invocation of Shakespeare's most introspective protagonist suggests the thematic territory Mulleady consistently mines: interiority, transformation, and the ambiguous boundary between presence and absence. Her practice draws on art historical precedent while remaining firmly rooted in contemporary anxieties, and a titled print such as this functions both as an autonomous object and as a key to understanding the larger symbolic language running through her painted work. The lithographic process, with its reliance on the artist's direct mark on stone or plate, makes Hamlet a particularly unmediated expression of her hand and vision. For collectors, this work offers a refined point of entry into Mulleady's growing critical and institutional profile, in a format that is both accessible and physically compelling. The piece ships from Germany, and interested parties should note that export procedures may extend the shipping timeline to approximately three to five weeks. Additional condition and detail images are available upon request.