



This is the original print plate for "Milky Ways & Happenings" - Framed in plexi box - size of the artwork framed is 122 x 94 x 5 cm
'Milky Ways & Happenings - original plate' by Panamarenko is a metal print plate measuring 122 × 94 cm, produced across the period 1965–2003. The plate renders a close-up portrait of a broad-brimmed hat-wearing figure in dense, grainy grey tones, with the words 'Milkyways & Happenings' scratched into the lower left and a circular postmark-style stamp partially legible at upper right reading 'Panamarenko'. A striped tie is visible at the figure's collar. Panamarenko — born Henri Van Herwegen — operated primarily as an assemblagist whose practice centred on aerodynamic engineering and flight, making this text-embedded portrait an unusual departure into graphic self-mythologising, with the postmark motif suggesting the artist's characteristic interest in transit, trajectory, and the mechanics of movement.
Milky Ways & Happenings - original plate, 1965-2003
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This is the original print plate for "Milky Ways & Happenings" - Framed in plexi box - size of the artwork framed is 122 x 94 x 5 cm
'Milky Ways & Happenings - original plate' by Panamarenko is a metal print plate measuring 122 × 94 cm, produced across the period 1965–2003. The plate renders a close-up portrait of a broad-brimmed hat-wearing figure in dense, grainy grey tones, with the words 'Milkyways & Happenings' scratched into the lower left and a circular postmark-style stamp partially legible at upper right reading 'Panamarenko'. A striped tie is visible at the figure's collar. Panamarenko — born Henri Van Herwegen — operated primarily as an assemblagist whose practice centred on aerodynamic engineering and flight, making this text-embedded portrait an unusual departure into graphic self-mythologising, with the postmark motif suggesting the artist's characteristic interest in transit, trajectory, and the mechanics of movement.
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Panamarenko
Milky Ways & Happenings - original plate, 1965-2003
122 x 94 cm














