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Amsterdam-born Rob Scholte studied at the city's Gerrit Rietveld Academy from 1977 to 1982, after which he became a member of the artist collective W139.
In 1991, Scholte won the commission for an enormous frieze for the walls and ceiling of the Huis Ten Bosch Resort in Nagasaki, Japan. The mural, 1,200 square meters, took Scholte and his large team of assistants years to complete.
During this period, Scholte survived an attempt on his life, although the car bomb cost him both legs. Nevertheless, Nagasaki's masterpiece was completed on time. It was unveiled on August 9, 1995 to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Nagasaki nuclear bombing.
This print is called Golden Horizon 5 and is a rare color proof version, printed before the original series.