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Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011 Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011 Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011
Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011 Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011 Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011

Deborah Kass Rare Hand signed/N Silkscreen Limited Edition of only 35, 2011

Deborah Kass

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Description

Deborah Kass

 Untitled ("MAKE ME FEEL MIGHTY REAL"), 2011

Silkscreen (Signed/Numbered) - Unframed
23 1/2 × 18 in
 
Edition of 35

Make Me Feel Mighty Real 

Deborah Kass, 2011, Limited Edition Silkcreen, hand signed and numbered from the low edition of only 35.

Art star Deborah Kass finds inspiration in artists like Andy Warhol, Ellsworth Kelly, Frank Stella, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman and Louise Bourgeois from whom she borrows words and deliberately appropriates styles. Her current body of work, Feel Good Paintings for Feel Bad Times, illustrates lyrics from Broadway show tunes, pop music, and classic American songs. These paintings convey positive messages in celebration of the middle class and American culture. Kass chose Broadway as a reference point because she finds it definitively American, optimistic, and personal.

One of her most famous series, the Warhol Project from 1992—2000, employs Warhol's style to celebrate Kass's personal heroes, including singer Barbra Streisand and artists Cindy Sherman and Elizabeth Murray

Deborah Kass is represented by the prestigious Paul Kasmin gallery.

 

Provenance: Acquired directly from the Cue Art Foundation before they sold out.

 

 

 

Measurements

Height:   23.50
Width:   18.00

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