Enki BILAL (1951- ...), screenprint traced over by hand
€8.500,00
Enki Bilal (born October 7, 1951, in Belgrade) is a French comic book author and filmmaker of Bosnian and Czech origin. Known for his science fiction works, he explores themes of time and memory. His stories often reflect on major societal shifts, like the fall of communism, religious extremism, and climate change. In 1987, he received the Grand Prix at the Angoulême Comics Festival. Memory, both personal and collective, plays a central role in his work, particularly in series like Le Sommeil du Monstre.
A screenprint enhanced by hand with watercolor and pastel, depicting three female busts.
Each copy is unique.
11th out of 32 copies.
Signed in the lower right.
Dimensions
H: 100 cm; W: 70 cm (without frame) H: 39.4 in; W: 27.6 in (without frame)
H: 125 cm; W: 95 cm (with frame) H: 49.2 in; W: 37.4 in (with frame)
Quantity:
1
Period:
2000
Place of origin:
Style:
Modern
Dimensions (cm):
100H x 70W x
Dimensions (inch):
39,37H x 27,56W x
Creator / Artist:
Enki Bilal
Material:
Paper, Watercolour
Condition:
Excellent;
Inventory ID:
152
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