Henk Visch - hand-signed screen print | 'Untitled' | 1999

A rare and characteristic graphic work by the internationally renowned Dutch artist Henk Visch.

This intriguing, hand-signed work from 1999 exudes the unmistakable and poetic visual language for which Henk Visch is praised worldwide. With a powerful contrast between black and white and an intriguing interplay of gravity and melancholy, this is a beautiful collector's item for lovers of contemporary Dutch art.


The work depicts an elongated, melancholic figure wearing a hat, hovering above a stark, diagonal black horizon. The character holds an object or umbrella from which black strands or 'rain' drip down. Typical of Visch's oeuvre, the image immediately evokes associations with loneliness and introspection, but also with a certain lightness and humor. His figures often seem detached from reality and invite the viewer to their own philosophical interpretation.

Henk Visch (Eindhoven, 1950) is one of the most important contemporary Dutch sculptors and graphic artists. He represented the Netherlands at the Venice Biennale, among others, and participated in Documenta IX in Kassel. His monumental sculptures adorn public spaces in countless cities worldwide, and his work is included in the collections of leading museums such as the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. Graphic work of this quality and in this condition does not come onto the market very frequently.


The whole is in neat condition.