Self Portrait of the Artist
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Self Portrait of the Artist
191120th century
915 x 545 mm (36 x 21.5 in.)
Oskar Kokoschka, Austrian, (1886–1980)
Object Type:
print
Medium and Support:
Lithograph printed in red and black inks on wove paper
Edition:
Made by Kokoschka to advertise a lecture he was to give to the Viennese Academy for Music and Literature; published by Akademischer Verband fur Literatur und Musik, Vienna, 1912
Marks:
Text printed in poster image: “Vortrag O. Kokoschka [Lecture O. Kokoschka] in Akademischer Verband Fur Literatur u. Musik, 26 Janner 1912”
Bibliography:
Arntz 13; Wingler/Welz 33; Plakat und Buchkunst um 1900, Hamburg, 1963, cat. no. 383 (illustrated in color, plate III); a variant of this self-portrait appears on the poster for the magazine Der Sturm, Berlin, 1911, reproduced in Paul Ember, Die Jugend der Plakate 1887–1917 (Kaiser Wilhelm Museum Krefeld, 1961), no. 514, reproduced in color, p. 153.
Credit Line:
Friends of the Davison Art Center funds, 1967
Accession Number:
1967.27.1
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This object has the following keywords:
- artist portraits
- male portraits
- portraits - Representations of real individuals that are intended to capture a known or supposed likeness; for representations of fictional or mythological characters, use "figures (representations)." [March 1993 lead-in term added. April 1991 descriptor m
- printmaker portraits
- self-portraits
Dimensions
- sheet Dimensions: 915 x 545 mm (36 x 21.5 in.)
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Credit Caption
Oskar Kokoschka, Austrian, (1886–1980) . Self Portrait of the Artist, 1911. Lithograph printed in red and black inks on wove paper. sheet : 915 x 545 mm (36 x 21.5 in.). DAC accession number 1967.27.1. Friends of the Davison Art Center funds, 1967.
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