Erwin Olaf (1959–2023) - Monya El-Kharkoumi






Has over ten years of experience in art, specialising in post-war photography and contemporary art.
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Erwin Olaf created the silver gelatined print Monya El-Kharkoumi in 2004, edition 1/5, 120 × 84 cm, signed, in reasonable condition, sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
This portrait was made in 2004 by Erwin Olaf as part of a series of portraits of Dutch-Moroccan youths and adults in the Netherlands. In this series, Olaf presents his subjects in a striking and respectful manner, with identity, culture, and personal appearance at the center. As is often the case in his work, he combines a meticulously staged style with a strong human presence.
Erwin Olaf (1959–2023) was an internationally renowned Dutch photographer, known for his meticulously staged photography in which every detail was carefully directed. Themes such as beauty, sexuality, identity, and transience played an important role in his work. He gained worldwide recognition and, among other things, photographed the Dutch royal family.
Dimensions: 120 x 84 cm
Signed and dated on the back
Edition: 1/5
Light damage (see photos)
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Seller's Story
This portrait was made in 2004 by Erwin Olaf as part of a series of portraits of Dutch-Moroccan youths and adults in the Netherlands. In this series, Olaf presents his subjects in a striking and respectful manner, with identity, culture, and personal appearance at the center. As is often the case in his work, he combines a meticulously staged style with a strong human presence.
Erwin Olaf (1959–2023) was an internationally renowned Dutch photographer, known for his meticulously staged photography in which every detail was carefully directed. Themes such as beauty, sexuality, identity, and transience played an important role in his work. He gained worldwide recognition and, among other things, photographed the Dutch royal family.
Dimensions: 120 x 84 cm
Signed and dated on the back
Edition: 1/5
Light damage (see photos)
#mercanteinfieramodern
