Paul Flora (1922-2009) - Der grosse Rabe






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Paul Flora (1922–2009), Der grosse Rabe, 1983, etching, limited edition, hand signed, 40 × 50 cm, Austria, contemporary print, in excellent condition.
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Der große Rabe is a striking graphic work by the Austrian illustrator and graphic artist Paul Flora. As one of the most recognizable figures in Austrian post-war art, Flora is celebrated for his refined, expressive line drawings, often imbued with subtle irony and a quiet, poetic tension.
This work exemplifies Flora’s fascination with symbolic and slightly enigmatic imagery. Der große Rabe presents a commanding raven figure, rendered in his unmistakable linear style. With sparse yet precise lines, the artist creates a scene that is both austere and evocative. The raven—traditionally associated with mystery, foreboding, and introspection—appears almost theatrical, standing as a solitary presence that invites contemplation.
A fine example of Flora’s poetic and satirical graphic language, Der große Rabe is highly appreciated among collectors of modern prints for its elegance, wit, and atmospheric restraint.
Signed by the artist in pencil.
Der große Rabe is a striking graphic work by the Austrian illustrator and graphic artist Paul Flora. As one of the most recognizable figures in Austrian post-war art, Flora is celebrated for his refined, expressive line drawings, often imbued with subtle irony and a quiet, poetic tension.
This work exemplifies Flora’s fascination with symbolic and slightly enigmatic imagery. Der große Rabe presents a commanding raven figure, rendered in his unmistakable linear style. With sparse yet precise lines, the artist creates a scene that is both austere and evocative. The raven—traditionally associated with mystery, foreboding, and introspection—appears almost theatrical, standing as a solitary presence that invites contemplation.
A fine example of Flora’s poetic and satirical graphic language, Der große Rabe is highly appreciated among collectors of modern prints for its elegance, wit, and atmospheric restraint.
Signed by the artist in pencil.
