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Image: 26.5 x 17.75 in (67.5 x 45 cm) - Sheet: 35.24 x 25.75 in (89.5 x 65.4 cm) - Frame: 35.83 x 26.38 in (91 x 67 cm) - Published by Edition Schellmann, Munich and New York // Sterne, 18h 12 m / -40° by Thomas Ruff is a lithographic print that captures the infinite expanse of the night sky. Created in 1990, this artwork exemplifies Ruff’s interest in astronomy and the cosmos. The print features a densely scattered array of stars against a deep, dark background, evoking both the beauty and mystery of space. Ruff’s attention to detail in rendering the stars creates a mesmerizing sense of depth, pulling the viewer into the boundless vastness of the universe. Measuring 67.5 cm by 45 cm for the image itself, with a larger sheet and frame size, the work is part of a limited edition of 40, published by Edition Schellmann in Munich and New York. This piece invites contemplation on our place within the cosmos and the silent immensity that surrounds us.
Sterne, 18h 12 m / -40°, 1990
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Image: 26.5 x 17.75 in (67.5 x 45 cm) - Sheet: 35.24 x 25.75 in (89.5 x 65.4 cm) - Frame: 35.83 x 26.38 in (91 x 67 cm) - Published by Edition Schellmann, Munich and New York // Sterne, 18h 12 m / -40° by Thomas Ruff is a lithographic print that captures the infinite expanse of the night sky. Created in 1990, this artwork exemplifies Ruff’s interest in astronomy and the cosmos. The print features a densely scattered array of stars against a deep, dark background, evoking both the beauty and mystery of space. Ruff’s attention to detail in rendering the stars creates a mesmerizing sense of depth, pulling the viewer into the boundless vastness of the universe. Measuring 67.5 cm by 45 cm for the image itself, with a larger sheet and frame size, the work is part of a limited edition of 40, published by Edition Schellmann in Munich and New York. This piece invites contemplation on our place within the cosmos and the silent immensity that surrounds us.
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