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Clifton 02 by Robert Mapplethorpe

Winwood Gallery

Gelatin Silver Print

1981

Edition Size: 10

Sheet Size: 50.8 X 40.7 cm

Signed

Condition: Excellent

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Gelatin silver print. Printed in 1981.
Stamp of the artist on the reverse. Signed and dated by Michael Ward Stout, Executor Estate of Robert Mapplethorpe.
Titled ‘Clifton’, dated ‘1981’ and numbered 3/10 on the reverse
Matted and framed. Height 71.7 cm. Width 71.7 cm. Depth 4.5 cm.

Literature:
– Robert Mapplethorpe The Black book Schirmer / Mosel p. 26 (ill)
– Mapplethorpe Perfection in Form p. 199 (ill)

‘Clifton 02’ is in the collection of The J. Paul Getty Museum.
Object number 2016.57.555
Description : Back view of black male nude with head cropped out, sitting on a wooden ledge with thighs spread out and arms raised upward’

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Robert Mapplethorpe

Robert Mapplethorpe was an American counter-culture artist who blazed a taboo-busting trail across the 1960s, 70s and 80s. He worked mainly in black and white photography, addressing themes of sexual behaviour, homosexuality, erotica and sadomasochism. His images were mostly portraits, including nudes, self-portraits and noted artists such as Andy Warhol and Joan Armatrading. As a gay man, his work was often homo erotic. He also depicted people engaged in sexual acts including BDSM, which was very controversial at the time. Despite this, Mapplethorpe’s intention wasn’t purely to shock. He wanted to cast light on the unseen undercurrents of human behaviour and on those who were often kept out of public view.

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