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Julian Opie, Woman Taking Off Man’s Shirt by Julian Opie

Julian Opie, Woman Taking Off Man’s Shirt by Julian Opie

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Offset Lithograph

2003

Edition Size: unknown

Sheet Size: 103 x 60.3 cm cm

Unsigned

Condition: Pristine

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Woman Taking Off Man’s Shirt, 2003

Julian Opie

Dimensions: 103 x 60.3 cm

Material : Color lithograph on vellum paper

COA 

Finish : Gallery text printed on front

 

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Description: Julian Opie, a leading figure in British contemporary art, is renowned for his minimalist style and graphic representations that blend simplicity with emotional depth. Woman Taking Off Man’s Shirt is a perfect illustration of this approach: through pure forms and clean contours, Opie captures an everyday gesture, charged with intimacy and vulnerability.

This lithograph depicts a subtle, universal moment of closeness and trust between two individuals. The symbolic removal of clothing here becomes a metaphor for emotional unveiling, a silent exchange between body and soul. The limited palette and purity of the vellum support accentuate this idea of simplicity, emphasizing beauty in simplicity.

The work invites the viewer to contemplate not only appearance, but also the space between characters, evoking questions about human relationships and non-verbal communication.

€1,500.00

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The Artist

Julian Opie

London born Julian Opie is a renowned visual artist who developed under the tutelage of conceptual artist Michael Craig-Martin at Goldsmiths, University of London. He burst on to the British art scene during the 1980s with a series of painted metal sculptures and is known as one of the most significant artists of his generation. Opie’s work is characteristically striking, combining the minimalism of Pop Art with digital alteration. He uses computer technology to create graphic portraits from photographs, employing simple colours and minimal detail to create a piece that is both abstract but still recognisable. He employs a similar approach to the depiction of books, buildings and landscapes, using a range of media including painted metal, vinyl, LED lights and inkjet on canvas. Because his work has such a contemporary feel, it lends itself to popular culture.

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