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Home > ALL ART > Erwin Wurm > The Artist Who Swallowed the World

 
Erwin Wurm, "The Artist Who Swallowed the World" Framed Limoges Porcelain Plate.
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Item #275177
$750.00
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Medium
mixed media

Dimensions
11 x 11
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"The Artist Who Swallowed the World" is a Limoges porcelain plate bearing the plate signature inverso of Keith Haring (1958-1990). This plate is custom framed and floated on linen. Measures approx. 16" x 16" (frame), 11" (plate diameter). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround.
 
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Erwin Wurm is an Austrian artist who works across various media, including sculpture, performance, photography, and video. His work is known for its humor and absurdity, often inviting viewer participation and anthropomorphizing everyday objects. Wurm's work explores themes of Western attitudes, food, ethics, and philosophy, and is often critical of post-World War II society and childhood.
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