Dick ten Haaf, ‘I'carus syndrome', 1983; 'Parasols in the rain', 1984

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Dick ten Haaf, 'I'carussyndroom', 1983; 'Parasols in de regen', 1984. Twee etsen / aquatinten, op papier zonder lijst. Op 'I'carussyndroom' zijn wolkenkrabbers te zien met in de lucht twee figuren, waaronder een met en een zonder vleugels (Icarus). Op 'Parasols in de regen' staan parasols tijdens onweer met regen en bliksem in een landschap. Beide etsen zijn in dezelfde bruintinten afgedrukt. Signatuur linksonder. Conditie: Van beide werken is het papier verkleurd, heeft het vlekjes en taperesten aan de achterkant. 'I'carussyndroom' heeft een vouw in de linkerbovenhoek van het papier. Afmetingen 'I'carussyndroom': ca. 41 x 37 cm. Afmetingen 'Parasols in de regen': ca. 40 x 37,5 cm.

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