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Dominic Rouse - 'Tea Dance' (2010) - TARIFF FREE
● "Like every other human being I have a secret and that secret is me. Art is a method of dragging that secret up into the light in the fervent hope that it will not be fully understood." - Dominic Rouse (The Artist's Journal, December 2025)
● "Duchamp and Dali present a spectacle of perversion, where things and images are subjected to an endless crisis of interpretations and critical openings. Rouse follows the same path, using the unknown possibilities - the chance associations of subjects and objects - in a -libidinal perspective that spans the irrational and the oneiric. He seizes events and phenomena and manipulates them. He subjects them to a law of imaginary representation, one capable of forming an erotic and macabre labyrinth." (Aasim Akhtar - The Friday Times, Vol. XXIII No. 42)
● Signed archival pigment ink print print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag acid-free cotton artist's paper (310gsm)
● Paper - 16" x 12" (406 x 305 mm)
● Image - 14" x 9" (356 x 228 mm)
● Edition - 14/250
● Catalog - DHR051PI
● Condition - MINT
● Signed in the negative
● Numbered artist stamp
● PDF Certificate of Print Authenticity on request
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Nr. 100660901
Már nem érhető el.
Dominic Rouse - 'Tea Dance' (2010) - TARIFF FREE
● "Like every other human being I have a secret and that secret is me. Art is a method of dragging that secret up into the light in the fervent hope that it will not be fully understood." - Dominic Rouse (The Artist's Journal, December 2025)
● "Duchamp and Dali present a spectacle of perversion, where things and images are subjected to an endless crisis of interpretations and critical openings. Rouse follows the same path, using the unknown possibilities - the chance associations of subjects and objects - in a -libidinal perspective that spans the irrational and the oneiric. He seizes events and phenomena and manipulates them. He subjects them to a law of imaginary representation, one capable of forming an erotic and macabre labyrinth." (Aasim Akhtar - The Friday Times, Vol. XXIII No. 42)
● Signed archival pigment ink print print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag acid-free cotton artist's paper (310gsm)
● Paper - 16" x 12" (406 x 305 mm)
● Image - 14" x 9" (356 x 228 mm)
● Edition - 14/250
● Catalog - DHR051PI
● Condition - MINT
● Signed in the negative
● Numbered artist stamp
● PDF Certificate of Print Authenticity on request
----TARIFF FREE SHIPPING----
Ships from the EU to EU buyers
Ships from the UK to UK buyers
Ships from the US to US buyers
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