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Artwork details
- Medium : Pencil, Pen on Cardboard , Cardboard
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 7.9x9.8in
About this artwork
An autograph of the artist on a teared piece of paper. A real conversation piece for those who are not afraid of opinions from others.
- Ever been to an international auctionhouse? They sell paintings for enormous prices. But did you ever noticed that you are actually paying for the autograph of an artist? If you buy a painting from Picasso or Dali that is not signed by the artist you pay around 20% of the price of a painting that they did signed!… So, why shall I paint if all that collectors want is an autograph? And besides that: isn’t a autograph a drawing in itself? You can have yourself a autograph of an artist that has been mentioned in over 500 articles worldwide. Lucky you!
- Ever been to an international auctionhouse? They sell paintings for enormous prices. But did you ever noticed that you are actually paying for the autograph of an artist? If you buy a painting from Picasso or Dali that is not signed by the artist you pay around 20% of the price of a painting that they did signed!… So, why shall I paint if all that collectors want is an autograph? And besides that: isn’t a autograph a drawing in itself? You can have yourself a autograph of an artist that has been mentioned in over 500 articles worldwide. Lucky you!
Ralph Posset
Netherlands
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Art is not about beauty, art is not about pleasing and art is not there to save the world. Art is about exploring the world, giving it a new context. »
Ralph Posset is a painter and sculptor based in the Netherlands where his pieces have been featured in numerous solo exhibitions. Exploring the borders of art has always intrigued him, so he began to exhibit his pieces outside of museums. Absurdism and turning things around are Posset's specialties, as he endeavors to make people think about his art and the world around them. He would rather that viewers dislike his work than be indifferent about it.