2006
Edition Size: 80
Sheet Size: 45.0 x 35.0 cm
Signed
Condition: Excellent
Digital print on 300 grs/m2 Hahnemühle paper
Signed and numbered in pencil
Published by Marcel Kalksma, Amsterdam
Printed by Bernard Ruygrok Piëzografie, Amsterdam
Museum quality framing using non-reflective UV protective glass
Marlene Dumas is a South African-born artist and painter who now lives and creates her works in Amsterdam. In her early career, Dumas started by producing paintings, collages and installations. Now, her sole medium is oil on canvas and ink on paper. While studying at the University of Amsterdam, Dumas was painting with heads and figures as her subjects. After she had her first daughter, Dumas was inspired by the experience and began to focus on images associated with pregnancy and babies. In her depictions of new born babies, such as her piece titled ‘The First People’, Dumas creates raw images which are far from the interests of those who enjoy aesthetic art. Her pieces features babies with crinkly skin, inflated bellies and deformed fingers and toes.
