Henk Kuijpers - 1 Silkscreen - Franka - Waterstad - 1994





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Henk Kuijpers’s 1994, 80 × 60 cm, 14-colour signed screenprint Waterstad is in excellent condition and comes with a signed A4 colour print from an edition of 150 unnumbered copies.
Description from the seller
WATERSTAD is, like a screen print, derived from the two-part story The Portuguese Gold Ship and The Eyes of the Helmsman. In her double pursuit of the abducted Rix and a lost gold mine, Franka becomes entangled on a vanished passenger ship. The worn luxury liner Kublai Khan is written off and officially scrapped but lies here nonetheless, in the bend of a river, as an illegal casino. Around the still-impressive hull, a tangle of masts, a whole water city of dinghies, boats and ships.
Franka, under a false identity, goes aboard.
Screen print, 14 colors, 80x60 cm, signed.
The winner of this lot will also receive, for this auction in a run of 150 unnumbered copies, a special color print in A4 size, signed by Henk Kuijpers. The original of this print is also in this auction (see Lot 150).
WATERSTAD is, like a screen print, derived from the two-part story The Portuguese Gold Ship and The Eyes of the Helmsman. In her double pursuit of the abducted Rix and a lost gold mine, Franka becomes entangled on a vanished passenger ship. The worn luxury liner Kublai Khan is written off and officially scrapped but lies here nonetheless, in the bend of a river, as an illegal casino. Around the still-impressive hull, a tangle of masts, a whole water city of dinghies, boats and ships.
Franka, under a false identity, goes aboard.
Screen print, 14 colors, 80x60 cm, signed.
The winner of this lot will also receive, for this auction in a run of 150 unnumbered copies, a special color print in A4 size, signed by Henk Kuijpers. The original of this print is also in this auction (see Lot 150).

