Signatured linocut by Heerup · Linocut is probably the most real form of graphic any artist can...
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Henry Heerup is one of the Cobra artists that has gained the most wide- spread area of distribution with his works all over the world. He had exhib- ited his works among other places in Amsterdam, La Biennale in Venice, in Oslo, in the Moderna Museum in Stockholm, in the World Exhibit in New York, in the Museum of Modern Art New York and countless of times in Denmark. The Louisiana Museum has a Henry Heerup sculpture garden and many of Heerup’s olipaintings and graphics. Henry Heerup’s art enjoy the honour of having its own museum in Rø- dovre and he also “shares” the art museum in Holstebro with Ejler Bille. Heerup’s incredible work effort shows in many different shapes such as oilpaintings, sculptures, decorations, graphics, litographics, linocuts and even in small composed melodies. Linocut is probably the most real form of graphic any artist can produce, because the lineum sheet (picture) take its form directly from the print of the linoleum sticks that the artist has carved. By signature and number the artist approve every pring. In 1990/91 Marion and Henry Heerup gave our gallery an offer: we could publish these rare Henry Heerup linocuts among which the main part have only been printed in very few examples. Different photos were chosen, divided in 3 sizes. These 30 linocut are pub- lished in 125 signaured and numbered editions and they can be pur- chased in the gallery until we are out of stock. This graphic work was the last signatured work from Henry Heerup’s hand. These linocut were among others sold to the Silkeborg Art Museum. The H.C. Andersen Museum in Odsense, Kastrupgårdsamlingen and it is represented at The Henry Heerup Museum in Rødovre plus it is fixtured in many of Heerup’s collections. Sofiegade 4 • DK-1418 København K • Tlf. 32 96 95 15 • Fax 32 54 85 35 • E-mail [email protected] • www.galeriehelth.dk Signatured linocut by Heerup etbl. 1989 GALERIE HELTH GALERIE HELTH
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Henry Heerup is one of the Cobra artists that has gained the most wide-spread area of distribution with his works all over the world. He had exhib-ited his works among other places in Amsterdam, La Biennale in Venice, in Oslo, in the Moderna Museum in Stockholm, in the World Exhibit in New York, in the Museum of Modern Art New York and countless of times in Denmark.The Louisiana Museum has a Henry Heerup sculpture garden and many of Heerup’s olipaintings and graphics.Henry Heerup’s art enjoy the honour of having its own museum in Rø-dovre and he also “shares” the art museum in Holstebro with Ejler Bille.Heerup’s incredible work effort shows in many different shapes such as oilpaintings, sculptures, decorations, graphics, litographics, linocuts and even in small composed melodies.Linocut is probably the most real form of graphic any artist can produce, because the lineum sheet (picture) take its form directly from the print of the linoleum sticks that the artist has carved.By signature and number the artist approve every pring.In 1990/91 Marion and Henry Heerup gave our gallery an offer: we could publish these rare Henry Heerup linocuts among which the main part have only been printed in very few examples.Different photos were chosen, divided in 3 sizes. These 30 linocut are pub-lished in 125 signaured and numbered editions and they can be pur-chased in the gallery until we are out of stock.
This graphic work was the last signatured work from Henry Heerup’s hand. These linocut were among others sold to the Silkeborg Art Museum. The H.C. Andersen Museum in Odsense, Kastrupgårdsamlingen and it is represented at The Henry Heerup Museum in Rødovre plus it is fixtured in many of Heerup’s collections.
Sofi egade 4 • DK-1418 København K • Tlf. 32 96 95 15 • Fax 32 54 85 35 • E-mail [email protected] • www.galeriehelth.dk
Signatured linocut by Heerup
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1. Radiobarnet. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 234x316 mm.
2. Klokkenissen. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 295x333 mm.
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3. Pyramidecyklist. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 300x345 mm.
4. Sørgende Enke. Size: Sheet 50x37 cm, motive 300x165 mm.
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5. Satellitraketten. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 260x310 mm.
6. Mor og Foster. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 225x314 mm.
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7. Paa Livsvejen. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 285x306 mm.
8. Lykkekoen. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 217x146 mm.
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9. Intuition. Size: Sheet 50x37 cm, motive 178x175 mm.
10. Nissen og Klokken. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 234x316 mm.
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11. Spansk Tigger og Munk. Size: Sheet 37x50 cm, motive 234x316 mm.
12. Spejlbilledet. Size: Sheet 50x65 cm, motive 303x544 mm.
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13. Velkomst. Size: Sheet 50x65 cm, motive 382x447 mm.
14. Det ramte hjerte. Size: Sheet 50x65 cm, motive 331x421 mm.
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15. Tyren og Matadoren. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive 453x358 mm.
16. Fastelavn. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive 393x415 mm.
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17. H.C. Andersen og hans Muse.Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive 367x381 mm.
18. Nanna i Sygeseng. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive 401x336 mm.
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19. Hjerteporten. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive 353x363 mm.
20. Paraplypigen. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive 300x293 mm.
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21. Morgen. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive diam. ca. 420 mm.
22. Medaljon. Size: Sheet 65x50 cm, motive diam. ca. 350 mm.
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23. Hesteskofamilien. Size: Sheet 80x61 cm, motive 549x454 mm.
24. H.C. Andersen og den Grimme Ælling.Size: Sheet 80x61 cm, motive 527x524 mm.
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25. Jalousie. Size: Sheet 61x80 cm, motive 350x750 mm.
26. Den Gamle Kirkegård.Size: Sheet 61x80 cm, motive 3367x561 mm.
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27. Fuglereden. Size: Sheet 61x80 cm, motive 370x533 mm.
28. Ensomhedens Båd. Size: Sheet 61x80 cm, motive 313x569 mm.
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29. Den Faldne Nar og Kvinde Torso.Size: Sheet 61x80 cm, motive 370x670 mm.
30. Den Melankolske Pjerrot.Size: Sheet 61x80 cm, motive 362x562 mm.
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