Room Four
„Die Frau und die Puppe“ – Ángel Zárraga | Digitaler Kunstdruck, mexikanisch, um 1900
„Die Frau und die Puppe“ – Ángel Zárraga | Digitaler Kunstdruck, mexikanisch, um 1900
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Eine hochwertige digitale Reproduktion von „Die Frau und die Puppe“ des mexikanischen Künstlers Ángel Zárraga (1886–1946). Das um 1909 entstandene Gemälde „ Die Frau und die Puppe“ spiegelt Zárragas Jahre in Europa wider, wo er sich vom Symbolismus und der Bildsprache des Theaters inspirieren ließ. Dieses eindrucksvolle Werk aus dem frühen 20. Jahrhundert fängt Zárragas symbolistischen Stil und seine Faszination für Inszenierung und Macht ein.
Unsere Digitaldrucke werden in Großbritannien mit archivfesten Tinten auf hochwertigem Kunstdruckpapier hergestellt und garantieren so exzellente Farben und Details. Fertig zum Einrahmen. Maße: 25,4 x 20,3 cm.
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