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Linocut on wove paper. Hand-signed in pencil and numbered. // Cafe de Flore I channels the legendary Parisian literary café through Jörg Immendorff's raucous Neo-Expressionist vision. Vibrant red and orange dominate a chaotic scene teeming with monkey-like characters surrounded by food, drinks, and a glowing lamp overhead. The bold linocut technique strips the café mythology of its refined veneer, replacing it with raw, carnivalesque energy. Printed in an edition of 33, this 1997 work fuses art-historical homage with Immendorff's distinctive political satire, transforming a site of intellectual gathering into a theatre of unbridled expression.
Cafe de Flore I, 1997/2003
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Linocut on wove paper. Hand-signed in pencil and numbered. // Cafe de Flore I channels the legendary Parisian literary café through Jörg Immendorff's raucous Neo-Expressionist vision. Vibrant red and orange dominate a chaotic scene teeming with monkey-like characters surrounded by food, drinks, and a glowing lamp overhead. The bold linocut technique strips the café mythology of its refined veneer, replacing it with raw, carnivalesque energy. Printed in an edition of 33, this 1997 work fuses art-historical homage with Immendorff's distinctive political satire, transforming a site of intellectual gathering into a theatre of unbridled expression.
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