Martin Krusche - STAY AT HOME

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Martin Krusche's STAY AT HOME is an original acrylic painting on canvas, 141 cm by 102.5 cm, dated 2026, signed Handsigniert, in good condition, produced in Germany and sold directly by the artist, shipped rolled in a rigid protective roll with a 5–10 cm border left on each side for stretching and showing staple holes at the edges.

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“Stay At Home”
Acrylic colors on canvas - the canvas is rolled up in a fixed, sturdy roll with thick protective packaging shipped.
To stretch onto a stretcher frame, per side at least 5-10 cm border on the canvas remains.
At the edge there are already marks (staple holes) from a one-time stretching.

About the artist:
Martin Krusche has been living and working in Berlin since 2003.
He likes it “oldschool” and prefers to work analog - with pencil, ink, brush and paper; drawing, painting, sticking, spraying, printing. As a self-employed illustrator he has already worked with many well-known international companies. As a freelance artist, he lives out his own unique style - without having to adhere to any customer requirements or wishes. His style is colorful and, in a deliberately naive way, uses the fundamentals of illustration, which he then implements with his own distinctive touch. Martin Krusche works with a variety of techniques and even in the field of art prints he likes to put his hand to it himself; stenciling and screen printing, as well as risography are among his preferred printing techniques. His works arise in small editions and are made from the motif to the print itself. His preference for analog work is also shown in the workmanship and tactility of his paper works, which are characterized by the material and its texture.

For more information about the artist:
www.martinkrusche.de
https://www.instagram.com/kruschemartin/

“Stay At Home”
Acrylic colors on canvas - the canvas is rolled up in a fixed, sturdy roll with thick protective packaging shipped.
To stretch onto a stretcher frame, per side at least 5-10 cm border on the canvas remains.
At the edge there are already marks (staple holes) from a one-time stretching.

About the artist:
Martin Krusche has been living and working in Berlin since 2003.
He likes it “oldschool” and prefers to work analog - with pencil, ink, brush and paper; drawing, painting, sticking, spraying, printing. As a self-employed illustrator he has already worked with many well-known international companies. As a freelance artist, he lives out his own unique style - without having to adhere to any customer requirements or wishes. His style is colorful and, in a deliberately naive way, uses the fundamentals of illustration, which he then implements with his own distinctive touch. Martin Krusche works with a variety of techniques and even in the field of art prints he likes to put his hand to it himself; stenciling and screen printing, as well as risography are among his preferred printing techniques. His works arise in small editions and are made from the motif to the print itself. His preference for analog work is also shown in the workmanship and tactility of his paper works, which are characterized by the material and its texture.

For more information about the artist:
www.martinkrusche.de
https://www.instagram.com/kruschemartin/

Details

Artist
Martin Krusche
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
STAY AT HOME
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
2026
Condition
Good condition
Height
141 cm
Width
102.5 cm
Weight
1000 g
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
GermanyVerified
32
Objects sold
Private

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