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Offset lithograph on heavy wove paper. Not signed. // On a grid of nine panels, a stretched cruciform of thorny black runs from top to bottom; a Black male face crowns it like Christ Pantocrator, two more faces flank the arms, and red roses bloom in the four corner cells. The duo's appropriation of Catholic iconography drives toward what they called 'religion for everyone', merciless and inclusive at once. Offset lithograph on heavy wove paper from their celebrated 1986 series. To acquire a Gilbert & George multiple is to live with the most uncompromising British conceptual practice of the post-war era.
Black God, 1986
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Offset lithograph on heavy wove paper. Not signed. // On a grid of nine panels, a stretched cruciform of thorny black runs from top to bottom; a Black male face crowns it like Christ Pantocrator, two more faces flank the arms, and red roses bloom in the four corner cells. The duo's appropriation of Catholic iconography drives toward what they called 'religion for everyone', merciless and inclusive at once. Offset lithograph on heavy wove paper from their celebrated 1986 series. To acquire a Gilbert & George multiple is to live with the most uncompromising British conceptual practice of the post-war era.
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Gilbert & George
Black God, 1986
Limited Edition Print
Offset Print
GBP 750
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Limited Edition Print
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Drawing / Watercolor
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