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Etching by Dennis Scholl

Etching by Dennis Scholl

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Dennis Scholl's reclining figure is based on the depiction of the root of Jesse (also known as the Jesse tree), a common motif in Christian iconography, especially in the Middle Ages. It depicts Jesus' descent from the house of King David as a tree of life. A tree grows from the protagonist's belly, with snakes hanging from its branches, fixed by loops. The etching is a variation on a large-format oil painting by Dennis Scholl with the same title.

Die Scheinhaftigkeit des Gewinns, 2023
Drypoint etching
Approx. 27 x 22 cm
Edition: 10 | signed, numbered

With a certificate of authenticity

7 in stock

Note

Due to the manual printing technique, there may be slight deviations that emphasize the individual character of each sheet.

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Dark wood picture frame corner on a white background, dark alder frame slat

About the Frame

  • Dennis Scholl in the printing workshop working on his print
  • Dennis Scholl working at Keystone Editions Berlin
  • Dennis_Scholl_Studio

About Dennis Scholl

Dennis Scholl (born 1980 in Hünfeld, Germany) lives and works in Berlin. He studied at the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg. Scholl’s woodcuts extend his drawing and painting practice into relief form, combining clear contours and reduced compositions with symbolic and narrative depth. His works have been shown at M+B Los Angeles, Galerie Michael Haas, and Kunstverein Göttingen, among others.

About Etching

Originating in medieval Europe, etching became one of the most important printmaking techniques of the old masters. Using acid to bite designs into metal plates, artists achieved remarkable detail and expression.

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