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FRIDAY BIRD

Lithograph by Peter Böhnisch

Lithograph by Peter Böhnisch

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The printed section stands on the sheet like a medallion, as if opening a portal into another dimension. With the arms folded behind his back, the figure holds a staff, gazing expectantly into the unknown. As always, Peter Böhnisch manages to reveal a lot with just a few gestures. 

This work is Peter Böhnisch's very first lithograph, which he produced together with and exclusively for FRIDAY BIRD. The edition was printed in Berlin by Ulrich Kühle in his workshop Keystone Editions.

Untitled, 2025
Lithograph
70 x 54 cm
Edition: 15 | signed, numbered 

With certificate of authenticity

Low stock: 5 left

Note

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

Manufacturer information

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10785 Berlin

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FRIDAY BIRD Originals

The works of this collection represent the heart of FRIDAY BIRD. We invite artists who we value highly to create works of art exclusively for us. The artworks are available in small editions with no more than 20 pieces. The unique print works are produced in cooperation with the renowned print workshop Keystone Editions in Berlin. When you buy a FRIDAY BIRD original, you will receive a certificate of authenticity.

Close-up of a wooden frame corner on a white background, natural maple frame slat

About the Frame

  • Workbench of Peter Böhnisch with sculptures, a canister, and a drawing of a face on a wooden board.
  • Artworks on the wall and floor in Peter Böhnisch's studio
  • Ulrich Kühle and Peter Böhnisch at Keystone Editions

About Peter Böhnisch

Peter Böhnisch (born 1977 in Waiblingen) is a German artist whose practice spans drawing, painting, and printmaking. Known for his recent sand paintings, he experiments with texture and material to explore new forms of painterly expression. His works combine historical and contemporary motifs, revealing dreamlike narratives that balance precision with a raw, tactile surface.

About Lithography

Developed in the late 18th century, lithography revolutionized printmaking by allowing artists to draw directly on stone. Its smooth tonal range made it a favorite for both fine art and posters. Discover how grease, water, and stone create this expressive process.

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