Zincography in colors on smooth cardboard
Germany, 2008
Anna Tessenow (b. 1978) – German painter and graphic artist
Signed and dated lower right in pencil ‘A. Tessenow 2008’
Inscribed lower right in pencil ‘e.a. 12’
Titled lower center in pencil ‘Bruce Willis’
Image dimensions: 54.2 x 88 cm
Good condition
Provenance: Private collection, Germany
The German artist Anna Tessenow is well known inter alia for her portraits of famous Hollywood actors; the auction record for a copy of the print ‘Bruce Willis’ currently stands at €5,400

This print is determined by the bold colors. Yellow, blue and strong salmon pink color the areas of an architecture space that is simplified almost to abstraction and in which the schemes of three male figures move. An exciting contrast to this is created by the black and white portrait of Hollywood actor Bruce Willis, which is located on the right of the image and which received by its plastical drawing a special presence.

The zincography is signed and dated lower right in pencil ‘A. Tessenow 2008’, inscribed lower right in pencil ‘e.a. 12’ and titled lower left in pencil ‘Bruce Willis’. There is a slight blue color trace in the left margin and a handling crease in the right margin. The sheet is rolled and in good condition. The image measures 54.2 x 88 cm, the sheer 70.3 x 100.3 cm.

Anna Tessenow (b. 1978)

The artist Anna Tessenow, born in Markranstädt and raised in Güstrow in Mecklenburg, began her studies in 1996 at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig in the class of Prof. Arno Rink. After her graduation, which she received in 2002, she became a master student under Rink in 2005. As part of a scholarship she created 14 large paintings and four motifs for prints for the art'otel anna tessenow in Leipzig in 2007/2008. Up to date, Anna Tessenow work has been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. The artist lives and works in Leipzig. (fea)

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