Joseph Kosuth "Borges y el Pato-Coneju" 2003 Limited Signed Fine Wall Art, 50x50
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Joseph Kosuth "Borges y el Pato-Coneju" 2003 Limited Signed Fine Wall Art, 50x50
Sale price
$10,100.00
Regular price
$20,200.00
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Product Details
Production Technique
Screen Printing
Original/Licensed Reprint
Original
Style
Contemporary Art
Features
Limited Edition, Numbered
Year of Production
2003
Material
Paper
Time Period Produced
2000-2009
Type
Print
Framing
Unframed
Signed
Yes
Image Orientation
Portrait
Title
Borges y el Pato-Coneju
Artist
Joseph Kosuth
Period
Contemporary (1970 - 2020)
Country of Origin
Spain
Signed By
Joseph Kosuth
Description
Joseph Kosuth (1945) "Borges y el Pato-Coneju" 2003
"Borges y el Pato-Conejo" (2003) is a conceptual artwork by American artist [Joseph Kosuth]. The piece consists of a limited-edition screenprint/serigraph on paper. It bridges the literary labyrinth of Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges with the famous "duck-rabbit" psychological illusion. Typical of Kosuth's text-based and language-driven philosophy, the work examines how reality is constructed not by what we see, but by how we interpret language and concepts.
The print was commissioned and produced in Madrid, Spain. It was published by Galeria Helga de Alvear, a prominent contemporary art gallery and publisher based in Madrid, which collaborated with Joseph Kosuth to release this limited-edition print series in 2003.
Screenprint/serigraph and lithograph on Arches paper
Approximately 19.7 x 19.7 inches (50 x 50 cm)
Signed and numbered
Edition of 75
Unframed
Imported
"Borges y el Pato-Conejo" (2003) is a conceptual artwork by American artist [Joseph Kosuth]. The piece consists of a limited-edition screenprint/serigraph on paper. It bridges the literary labyrinth of Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges with the famous "duck-rabbit" psychological illusion. Typical of Kosuth's text-based and language-driven philosophy, the work examines how reality is constructed not by what we see, but by how we interpret language and concepts.
The print was commissioned and produced in Madrid, Spain. It was published by Galeria Helga de Alvear, a prominent contemporary art gallery and publisher based in Madrid, which collaborated with Joseph Kosuth to release this limited-edition print series in 2003.
Screenprint/serigraph and lithograph on Arches paper
Approximately 19.7 x 19.7 inches (50 x 50 cm)
Signed and numbered
Edition of 75
Unframed
Imported