"Rabbit" - very rare edition poster of JEFF KOONS, hand-signed & dated. The cover titled sculpture features two vinyl inflatable toys — a flower and a pink bunny — that sit on top and in front of four square mirrors. Seven years later, Koons ditched the flower, combined the mirror and the bunny, and created Rabbit. The switch from the word “bunny” to “rabbit” is intriguing. Bunny is cute and floppy; rabbit is quick and sharp. The carrot in the rabbit’s paw is wielded like a weapon, and the once soft, leaky, and cheap vinyl shell of the bunny has been replaced by armorlike, costly stainless steel, which reflects everything surrounding Rabbit and deflects any allusions to the sculpture’s interior. About this offered artwork: Artist: Jeff Koons Title: Rabbit Category: Exhibition poster, signed & dated. Editor: The Broad Museum, Los Angeles. Year: 2024 Format: Offset print on carton, 78,5 x 50,8 cm (h/w). Signature: Pencil, dated: "01/04/24" Condition: Very Good. Provenance: Private collection. Proof: Original sales receipt. Among the well over 100 artists in my portfolio, there are numerous works of great artists such as Balkenhol, Baselitz, Beuys, Ernst, Gursky, Hockney, Immendorff, Janssen, Johns, Kiefer, Koons, Koller, Lindbergh, Lüpertz, Mack, Meese, Newton, Oehlen, Paik, Piene, Polke, Rauch, Richter, Ruff, Sieverding, Tapies, Trockel, Uecker, Warhol, Ai Weiwei and many others. Hence, provenances, catalogues raisonnés and proofs of origins are obligatory and will be certainly included if available.If you find yourself here, please feel free to check my further offers. All my artworks are professionally stored in archive folders, gallery stands, showcases or are hanging framed behind glass on the wall. All artworks will be shipped lying flat, safely packed and insured. Kind regards, magnusdeutz