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Artwork with beautiful, bright colors. A real eye-catcher!
Fits into the series that Hartung had made for Lufthansa.
Llithography handsigned in pencil by the artist.
Dimensions: 15cm x 14cm (H x W), 6" x 5 ½" (H x W).
Frame dimensions: 22 cm x 22 cm (8,66" x 8,66").
Framed in a black timeless wooden frame with real glass. Rear support and sawtooth hanger for wall mounting.
Important Note: The back is sealed with black acid-free tape.
Edition: Meissner Edition, Hamburg 1985.
This was a special Edition of "Artist of the world" of the German Lufthansa Airline for their first class passengers.
Johannis Hartungs (Berlin 1942) origins as a graphic designer and his experience in product design are very evident in his work. Starting from the plane, he evolves his illusion of plasticity translating grids of lines into a body-forming structure of dots. In his pictorial objects he quite deliberately goes beyond the actual surface, stressed by chrome-plated metal frames, achieving an illusion of between two- or three-dimensionality. This is his artistic trade mark. To Hartung, flamenco is a kind of elementary rhythmic force and individually experienced catharsis. With this in mind he has gone on developing his flamenco graphics and flamenco objects created in the Andalusian colors, his “display art”, as he calls it. The dotted patterns of the close-fitting garments of flamenco dancers triggered a series of “body objects” on which he has been working since 1976. This is a great example of this!