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Arnulf Rainer, Kopf auf Braun (Self-Portrait), etching over color lithograph, dense lines obscuring face, dark tones, introspective mood.
Arnulf Rainer, Kopf auf Braun (Self-Portrait), etching over color lithograph, dense lines obscuring face, dark tones, introspective mood.
Arnulf Rainer, Kopf auf Braun (Self-Portrait), etching over color lithograph, dense lines obscuring face, dark tones, introspective mood.

Etching over color lithograph on Hahnemühle-Vélin - signed and numbered by hand - there are some small brown spots on the right side (minor) - Image Size: 40 x 30.5cm - Sheet Size: 79.5 x 57cm. // Arnulf Rainer’s Kopf auf Braun (Self-Portrait) from 1991 is a limited edition mixed media print, blending etching over color lithography on Hahnemühle-Vélin paper. In this intense self-portrait, Rainer employs a technique of dense, chaotic lines scratched over his face, partially obscuring his features while amplifying a sense of introspection and emotional depth. The dark brown and black tones create a moody, almost haunting atmosphere, inviting viewers to ponder the psychological layers beneath the surface. This piece, characteristic of Rainer’s exploration of self-representation, emphasizes both personal and universal themes of identity and self-examination. Signed and numbered by the artist, it stands as a testament to his innovative and expressive approach to portraiture.

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Kopf auf Braun (Selbstportrait), 1991

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Etching over color lithograph on Hahnemühle-Vélin - signed and numbered by hand - there are some small brown spots on the right side (minor) - Image Size: 40 x 30.5cm - Sheet Size: 79.5 x 57cm. // Arnulf Rainer’s Kopf auf Braun (Self-Portrait) from 1991 is a limited edition mixed media print, blending etching over color lithography on Hahnemühle-Vélin paper. In this intense self-portrait, Rainer employs a technique of dense, chaotic lines scratched over his face, partially obscuring his features while amplifying a sense of introspection and emotional depth. The dark brown and black tones create a moody, almost haunting atmosphere, inviting viewers to ponder the psychological layers beneath the surface. This piece, characteristic of Rainer’s exploration of self-representation, emphasizes both personal and universal themes of identity and self-examination. Signed and numbered by the artist, it stands as a testament to his innovative and expressive approach to portraiture.

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