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Drypoint etching - Signed - Numbered // Little Doggy by Daniel Richter, created in 1995, is a drypoint etching that combines a whimsical illustration with subtle commentary. The etching depicts a simple, cartoon-like figure of a dog, drawn with light, delicate lines that give the piece a minimal and somewhat ephemeral quality. The dog appears to be speaking, with a speech bubble above its head, adding a narrative or humorous element to the composition. This minimalist style, combined with the humorous tone, reflects Richter’s exploration of both simplicity and irony. Measuring 38 cm by 32 cm, this limited-edition print invites viewers to engage with a gentle, almost childlike depiction that subtly layers meaning through text and imagery.
Little Doggy, 1995
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Drypoint etching - Signed - Numbered // Little Doggy by Daniel Richter, created in 1995, is a drypoint etching that combines a whimsical illustration with subtle commentary. The etching depicts a simple, cartoon-like figure of a dog, drawn with light, delicate lines that give the piece a minimal and somewhat ephemeral quality. The dog appears to be speaking, with a speech bubble above its head, adding a narrative or humorous element to the composition. This minimalist style, combined with the humorous tone, reflects Richter’s exploration of both simplicity and irony. Measuring 38 cm by 32 cm, this limited-edition print invites viewers to engage with a gentle, almost childlike depiction that subtly layers meaning through text and imagery.
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