Lucebert- Lubertus Jacobus Swaanswijk, Dutch, 1924-1994, Personnage (Figure), en verso poem numbered III, serigraph, 1971, pencil signed and numbered 17/75. Poem translation, on the viaduct the fountain. on the fountain the obelisk on the obelisk the kiosk on the kiosk the museum on the museum the police station. on the police station the polyclinic on the polyclinic the church on the church the cabaret on the cabaret the energy-central on the central the public toilets on the toilets the pub on the pub the old courage on courage the brave time (it is of essential importance that every world citizen learns to clearly distinguish between those functions that naturally give a person or persons meaningful and reliable work under various industrialized or with industrialized circumstances. (do not speak against the wagon driver) is just as practical and clear a statement as (speak against the conductor)Note: Lucebert (translation Light-Bright) is the pseudo nym of Lubertus Jacobus Swaanswijk, poet, and visual artist in the 1950's he acted as foreman of the experimental poets, De Vijftigers, influenced by the avant-garde movement CoBrA.SHIPPING NOTE: Please obtain shipping quote prior to bidding, this piece is heavy due to use of the front and back glass.
Dimensions: Image 10 1/2 x 18 1/4, sheet size 20 x 26, framed 26 1/4 x 32 1/4, en verso poem sight 8 1/2 x 6 1/2, sheet size 20 x 26
From a Dutch Modernism Collector

In good framed condition