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1985 Henrik Kinski Signed French Lithograph

$249.95
Form

Los Angeles, CA · Reported available

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Period

1985

Dimensions

Width 22 in × Height 29.5 in

Materials

thick lightly textured matte paper

Condition
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Excellent condition with a couple of very faint light scuffs. About the Artist - Henrik Kinski Henrik Kinski was a Polish painter (1952-2011). He was born to family of musicians and artists. He studied at the Fine arts of Szczecin and Warsaw, which was a very strict school and led him to develop great technical training. During that period of time, he immersed himself in ancient masters that he admired, such as Cézanne and Bacon. In 1978, one year of studying at La Sorbonne, he finally fulfiled his dream and was admitted to the Fine arts of Paris National School which he attended until 1985. These years spent at the Fine arts of Paris enabled him to express himself with more freedom and to deepen his art style. His more recent paintings were inspired by women, nudes, motherhood, still lifes or yet musical variations. From 1983, he exhibited with growing success in France, the United States, Canada, Japan and Hong Kong. His paintings today are featured in numerous private collections and museums.

Condition: Excellent condition with a couple of very faint light scuffs.

Medium

Lithograph

Dealer notes

1985 Henrik Kinski Signed French Lithograph. Hand signed by the artist and part of limited edition series 159/300. Printed in France on thick lightly textured matte paper. Size: 22”W x 29.5”H. About the Artist - Henrik Kinski Henrik Kinski was a Polish painter (1952-2011). He was born to family of musicians and artists. He studied at the Fine arts of Szczecin and Warsaw, which was a very strict school and led him to develop great technical training. During that period of time, he immersed himself in ancient masters that he admired, such as Cézanne and Bacon. In 1978, one year of studying at La Sorbonne, he finally fulfiled his dream and was admitted to the Fine arts of Paris National School which he attended until 1985. These years spent at the Fine arts of Paris enabled him to express himself with more freedom and to deepen his art style. His more recent paintings were inspired by women, nudes, motherhood, still lifes or yet musical variations. From 1983, he exhibited with growing success in France, the United States, Canada, Japan and Hong Kong. His paintings today are featured in numerous private collections and museums.

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