Marlene Dumas (1953) - Untitled

Marlene Dumas (1953), Exhibition poster "Marlene Dumas" in Salzburg, 1995.

Offset lithograph, 84.5 x 59.4 cm, hand-signed by the artist.

Provenance: Private collection, Berlin.

Condition: Age-appropriate, good condition. Creases at the corners and at the sheet edges. The illustrations are part of the condition description.

About
The signed exhibition poster with the famous motif "The painter" from 1994 was produced for the occasion of the exhibition “Models” at the Salzburger Kunstverein, which ran from October 12 to November 26, 1995, and is among the early museum presentations of Marlene Dumas in the German-speaking world. The exhibition gathered central works from her internationally acclaimed 1990s body of work and was subsequently shown at Portikus Frankfurt as well as at the Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst in Berlin. Original signed posters from this significant creative period are today sought-after collectibles and document the international breakthrough of one of the most influential contemporary female painters.

Biography
Marlene Dumas (born 1953) is one of the most important contemporary female painters. The South Africa-born artist, who has lived in Amsterdam since the 1970s, gained international recognition especially in the 1990s with her expressive paintings, in which she combines portraits, depictions of the body, and emotional states in a distinctive visual language. Characteristic are her washes of color, the reduced palette, and motifs based on photographs, through which Dumas questions identity, gender, intimacy, and human vulnerability. Works from the 1990s are now regarded as key positions in contemporary figurative painting and are represented in major museum and private collections worldwide.

The poster will be shipped rolled.