Painter, Conceptual Artist · Born in 1958 - Austria

Djawid C. Borower

18 Artworks

Picture of a Five-Dollar-Note

Oil on Linen
55x55in

$15,330

Portrait of an Italian Lira (Caravaggio)

Oil on Linen
79x71in

$40,060

Portrait of the British Pound (Queen Elisabeth)

Oil on Canvas
47x47in

$12,170

Portrait of the South African Rand

Oil on Canvas
47x41in

$15,180

Picture of a One-Dollar-Note

Oil on Linen
24x24in

$6,160

Picture of a One-Dollar-Note

Oil on Linen
24x24in

$6,160

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Portrait of the Australian Dollar ("Banjo" Paterson)

Oil on Linen
79x71in

$40,060

Printing a One-Dollar Note (hand-signed)

Giclée print on Paper
20x20in

$570

Printing a One-Dollar Note (hand-signed)

Giclée print on Paper
20x20in

$570

Portrait of the Chinese Renminbi

Oil on Canvas
63x57in

$8,690

Picture of a One-Dollar-Note

Oil on Linen
47x63in

$15,320

Picture of a One-Dollar-Note

Oil on Linen
24x24in

$6,160

Picture of a One-Dollar-Note

Oil on Linen
24x24in

$6,160

Picture of a Dutch Guilder

Oil on Linen
71x63in

$15,520

Portrait of the Cuban Peso

Oil on Canvas
53x47in

Sold

Portrait of the US-Dollar

Oil on Linen
79x71in

Sold

Portrait of the US-Dollar (George Washington)

Oil on Linen
79x71in

Sold

Picture of a French Franc

Oil on Linen
47x71in

Sold

Djawid C. Borower

Austria

Credentials

Local Artist
Works on commission

Djawid C. Borower is an internationally renowned artist whose work is exhibited in galleries, museums and biennials around the world. Djawid studied art and philosophy and combines these two fundamental approaches to seeing the world. His work is both painterly and intellectual.

In 1997 he celebrated his first successes with his "Pictures of Money", which were exhibited in American museums. These early works marked the beginning of his artistic engagement with social and cultural issues. Other series followed in which he reflected profoundly on our culture, on God and the world. Over the years his work has become increasingly more colorful and gestural, reflecting a constant evolution of his artistic expression. In his current cycle "Beyond Impressionism" he deals with the philosophy of Impressionism in language and painting.

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