The Insane Clown
2019
This striking etching and drypoint print by George Condo titled The Insane Clown showcases the artist's signature style of psychological cubism through a complex interplay of fragmented faces and expressive eyes. Created in 2019 as part of a highly limited edition of 30, the work is hand signed, numbered, and dated by the artist and includes a Certificate of Authenticity issued by the gallery. Published by Avant Arte and offered in excellent condition, this piece represents a rare opportunity to acquire a museum quality print from one of the most celebrated contemporary American painters. The work is part of a limited edition set making it a particularly desirable addition to any serious collection.
- Medium
- Etching with drypoint on wove paper
- Dimensions
- Edition
- 1 of 30
- Signed
- Yes
- Spotted At
- Online · Avant Arte
Notes
Part of a limited edition set. Hand-signed, numbered, and dated by the artist. Certificate of Authenticity included, issued by gallery. Publisher: Avant Arte. Condition: Excellent. Increased collector interest noted based on activity in past 14 days at time of listing. Signature visible in artwork photo at lower right with edition number at lower left reading 1/30.
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Jim Dine
American · b. 1935
Dine creates expressive figurative etchings and drypoints with intense psychological depth, often featuring fragmented or distorted faces with raw, gestural line work that closely mirrors Condo's printmaking approach in this piece.
Francesco Clemente
Italian · b. 1952
Clemente produces figurative prints and works on paper featuring multiple fragmented faces, surrealist distortion, and psychologically charged portraiture that shares the same unsettling multi face fragmentation present in The Insane Clown.
Leon Golub
American · b. 1922
Golub created monochromatic figurative prints featuring psychologically intense, distorted heads and faces with raw expressive line work, sharing Condo's interest in psychological portraiture rendered through printmaking with an unsettling, confrontational quality.
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