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Etching, signed by hand // Untitled - Fur by Karin Kneffel is a compelling etching that juxtaposes natural imagery with an almost surreal sense of stillness. The artwork portrays a zebra skin laid out on a reflective surface, with water-like reflections in hues of yellow, blue, and earthy tones surrounding it. Kneffel’s work often emphasizes texture and surface, and here the detailed rendering of the zebra fur contrasts starkly with the fluid reflections, creating a visual tension between life and artifice. This limited edition print, hand-signed by the artist, subtly hints at themes of nature’s beauty, exploitation, and transformation, evoking both allure and introspection.
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Etching, signed by hand // Untitled - Fur by Karin Kneffel is a compelling etching that juxtaposes natural imagery with an almost surreal sense of stillness. The artwork portrays a zebra skin laid out on a reflective surface, with water-like reflections in hues of yellow, blue, and earthy tones surrounding it. Kneffel’s work often emphasizes texture and surface, and here the detailed rendering of the zebra fur contrasts starkly with the fluid reflections, creating a visual tension between life and artifice. This limited edition print, hand-signed by the artist, subtly hints at themes of nature’s beauty, exploitation, and transformation, evoking both allure and introspection.
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Karin Kneffel
Tierköpfe - Schaf Schwarz, 2005
Limited Edition Print
Etching
EUR 1,400
Karin Kneffel
Tierköpfe - Ziege Braun, 2005
Limited Edition Print
Etching
EUR 1,400
Karin Kneffel
Tierköpfe - Schaf Braun, 2005
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