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Wolf

Florentine Kunze-Wolff

2025 • Germany • Lithography on Paper

16 x 12 in

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Florentine Kunze-Wolff

Germany

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Artwork details

Medium : Lithography on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
Edition : 4 / 30
Artist's proof : 6

About this artwork

This limited-edition lithograph of a wolf combines traditional printing techniques with contemporary animal representation. Each print is carefully handcrafted in my studio and personally signed and numbered by me.
The strictly limited edition of only 30 copies makes each work an exclusive collector's item with potential for value appreciation.
Technical details:
Format: 40 x 30 cm Technique: Lithograph, hand-printed Paper: Arches cotton laid… paper, 300 g Edition: 30 copies + 6 artist proofs Signature: Hand-signed

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Florentine Kunze-Wolff

Germany

Credentials

Works on commission

Florentine Kunze-Wolff works as a painter, draftswoman, and sculptor, with extensive training in Paris and Munich, and devotes herself primarily to the depiction of animals. She combines naturalistic-realistic painting, Old Master techniques, and Impressionist influences, using acrylic on transparently primed canvas and preparatory oil pastel sketches. In her large-format animal portraits, she allows animals to appear monumental and touching without a distracting background. Her works radiate an immediate presence and emotional depth—they celebrate the individuality, dignity, and beauty of each individual animal.

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