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Carracci Flower by Jeff Koons

Carracci Flower by Jeff Koons

Baldwin Contemporary

Archival Pigment Print

2021

Edition Size: 200

Sheet Size: 76 x 60 cm

Signed

Condition: Pristine

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Archival Pigment Print with 2 Colour Foils on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth paper 305gsm. Produced by Counter Studio.
76 x 60 cm (29.9 x 23.6 in)
Signed, numbered and dated by the artist
From a limited edition of 200

NOTES:

Derived from one of Carracci’s series of erotic etchings known as the Lascivie and delineated in silver foil is a partial image of a female nude figure and her companion. Intertwined with this line is a flowing, looping ribbon of celebratory blue foil, a colour similar in hue to the blue glass balls that adorn Koon’s recent Gazing Balls. At times the silver foil catches the light from a certain directions, bringing the female figure into sharp relief, while at others the two foil lines combine with the dreamy background landscape to offer a more sensory abstract experience.

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Jeff Koons

Jeff Koons is an American artist, designer, sculptor, photographer and painter who was born in 1955 in Pennsylvania. Starting his career as a trader on the Wall Street Stock Exchange, he quickly turned to art. A versatile artist, Jeff Koons hardly lets anything escape from the world around him. He uses different types of materials such as wood, plexiglass, glass, marble and stainless steel. He draws inspiration from everyday life, such as vacuum cleaners exposed in plexiglass showcases or basketballs hanging in aquariums. His aim is to make his art accessible to the viewers and create a link with them. He often surprises visitors to his exhibitions by reclaiming popular culture icons such Popeye, The Hulk, Michael Jackson and the Pink Panther.

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