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THBNicola Costantino Litho & Silkscreen - "City" (1975)
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- Lot Description
Nicola Costantino (Rosario, Argentinia, b. 1964). "City" lithograph with silkscreen, 1975. Edition 193 of 200. Signed, dated, and numbered in pencil below the image. A mesmerizing depiction of a New York City street (probably 5th Avenue given the presence of the Flatiron Building) by Nicola Costantino, with three bustling, possibly rioting, crowds in the foreground. The image is primarly rendered in black and white with primary colors highlighting various figures, automobiles, billboards, street signs, etc. An exciting piece by Nicola Costantino, a fascinating Latin American contemporary artist who has explored many different mediums including sculpture, clothing, installations, mechanical objects, photography and video to create thought-provoking works. Size: 30" L x 22" W (76.2 cm x 55.9 cm) Size (frame): 30.25" L x 22.375" W (76.8 cm x 56.8 cm)
About the artist: "While Nicola Costantino has produced a widely varied body of work in multiple mediums, she achieved notoriety for her silicon sculptures and clothes resembling erogenous parts of the human body. Costantino frequently employs visually and conceptually shocking means to investigate corporeality, and the relationship between animals and humans. With a background in sculpture and having worked with her mother in a clothing factory as a child, Costantino constantly seeks to incorporate new materials and processes in her practice. She studied mechanical engineering to make her kinetic works, taxidermy for her casts of animal carcasses, and soap-making to create soap from her own body fat. In her later career, Costantino has turned to photography, exploring themes of doubling and manipulation." (Artsy)
Provenance: private Goldstein collection, Denver, Colorado, USA. The Goldstein's have amassed their collection over the past six decades.
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#177058Condition
Signed, dated, and numbered in pencil below the image. Styria Studio blind stamp at lower right. Mounted in frame behind glass. Has not been examined outside the frame but appears to be excellent with strong image and hues. Frame is also excellent and fit with suspension wire.
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