Don't F**k the Duck
Giclée print on Paper
28x39in
$1,120
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Elias Neuhann
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
- Edition : 10 / 25
About this artwork
You all remember Rosie The Riveter?? Back in WW2 mainly Men had to go and fight and also die in the War against the Nazis. Therefore woman had to start to do male jobs and that's why Rosie was created to motivate women to do their Jobs. But Rosie/ Daisy is now really upset with Scrooge McDuck because his behavior has not changed at all. We now have 80 years later and again there is a war raging in Europe. It's always men who think they need to create…
a new/better world by invading other countries and killing their inhabitants. In the end its again the woman who restore/rebuild the country's men have destroyed and that's why Daisy is so upset. In Germany we call the Trümmerfrauen.
Elias Neuhann
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Elias Neuhann, an accomplished painter with a background in Fine Arts and Furniture Design, deftly employs spray paint and acrylics, often incorporating air rifles and paint-filled balloons. His technique manifests as chaos in the backgrounds juxtaposed with clear, crisp foreground characters, symbolizing the tension between disarray and order. His works radiate a vibrant appeal while critiquing societal norms, challenging viewers to reflect amidst their aesthetic engagement.
Elias Neuhann
"We Can Do It"
$1,120
