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Unique Signed Panamarenko Bird “Archaeopterix” – In beautiful Plexiglas Showcase
1993
This magnificent " Archaeopterix," an iconic creation by Panamarenko, is a unique collector's item for art lovers. The work is presented in an exclusive plexiglass showcase, carefully designed to optimally protect and showcase it.
This iconic work by Panamarenko has a special gold print
The work is hand signed in gold - lower left
The Archaeopterix is a concept Panamarenko himself conceived that reappears in various art forms. His works embody the playful poetry of art and innovation.
Panamarenko himself said: "I got a nice tree trunk from the city somewhere, because they wanted a beautiful wooden bird. And now he's jumping on it. A crazy bird. It's a toy, and in fact, I only make toys, because that's true art: the poetry of a toy. What others call true art looks too much like art, that's the problem. Art is the only vehicle from which one should always try to stay out of the sphere of influence, not to do what the authorities or those in power say: that's the essence of art. That's why I only like artists who have done that or still do that, like Joseph Beuys, Bruce Nauman, and Marcel Broodthaers."
This special creation is expertly and stylishly presented in an exclusive handmade plexiglass showcase , floating on a linen background, in a custom-made thick white (acid-free) passe-partout.
The plexiglass showcase can be presented standing or hanging
Plexiglass showcase size: approx. 50 x 40 cm - depth 4 cm
This plexiglass showcase is completely transparent, even the visible adhesive edges on the end faces are transparent! Before bonding, the plexiglass is carefully polished all around. This precision work requires craftsmanship and time. The cases are specially made for exhibitions and show minor signs of wear due to limited exhibition use. The production of such a box costs approximately €350.
Panamarenko, born Henri Van Herwegen (1940-2019) in Antwerp , was a prominent Belgian artist and inventor. He achieved international fame with his designs of imaginary vehicles such as airplanes, zeppelins, and flying saucers. His work combines art and technology and reveals his deep interest in aviation and mechanics.
According to ArtFacts, Panamarenko is among the top 1,000 artists worldwide and among the top 100 in Belgium. While internationally renowned, he is not generally considered a blue-chip artist in the traditional sense, as his works do not consistently fetch the high auction prices typical of this category.
Particulars
• Work is in very good condition
• Photos are an essential part of the description of the condition.
• The authenticity of this item is fully guaranteed.
Dispatch
• Delivery time: approx. 2 weeks
• Shipping costs: Including careful packaging and insurance