Donald Sultan:
Painting "Red and Black" (2015)
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Donald Sultan:
Painting "Red and Black" (2015)
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Limited, 40 copies | Numbered | Signed | Color silk screen on the museum board | Framed | Format 123 x 123 cm
The favorite subjects of Donald Sultan are first of all the everyday objects like buttons and billiards balls, as well as butterflies, fruit and finally flowers. He takes his inspiration from the elaborate Baroque still lives and the unforgettable legendary "Flowers Series" of Andy Warhol.
The clear contour lines and hard color contrasts characterize the silhouette-like flower paintings by Sultan, which he created in the unique technique: the plywood and plaster serve as a painting surface for tar and shiny enamel paints.
Original color serigraph, 2015. Edition: 40 copies on the museum board, numbered and signed by hand. Motif size/sheet format 117 x 117 cm. The format in the frame 123 x 123 cm as illustrated.
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Donald Sultan: Painting "Red and Black" (2015)
The favorite subjects of Donald Sultan are first of all the everyday objects like buttons and billiards balls, as well as butterflies, fruit and finally flowers. He takes his inspiration from the elaborate Baroque still lives and the unforgettable legendary "Flowers Series" of Andy Warhol.
The clear contour lines and hard color contrasts characterize the silhouette-like flower paintings by Sultan, which he created in the unique technique: the plywood and plaster serve as a painting surface for tar and shiny enamel paints.
Original color serigraph, 2015. Edition: 40 copies on the museum board, numbered and signed by hand. Motif size/sheet format 117 x 117 cm. The format in the frame 123 x 123 cm as illustrated.
