Artist: Erceanu, Dan
Title: Der Reiter II
Technique: Etching on Handmade paper
size: 50 x 40 cm. (19,7 x 15,75 inch)
Framed: Not framed


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Hand-Signed, titled and numbered by the Artist.

Dan Erceanu is a Postwar & Contemporary artist. Their work was featured in an exhibition at the MNAC, National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest.
Born 1943 in Bucharest; studied at the HBK there. Worked in the FRG 1971-90, then back in Bucharest. Won awards at numerous exhibitions.

About the artist

Dan Erceanu (born 1943), born in Bucharest, Romania, is a Romanian artist best known for his work in the Postwar & Contemporary period. He studied at the HBK in Bucharest before relocating to the Federal Republic of Germany, where he worked from 1971 to 1990. He later returned to Bucharest, where he continues his artistic practice.

Erceanu's work spans several decades and reflects his experience across different cultural and political contexts. His artistic development was shaped by his education in Bucharest during a period of socialist cultural policy and his extended period working in West Germany during the Cold War era. This transnational experience positioned him at the intersection of Eastern and Western European artistic discourse. His practice evolved through sustained dialogue with both the Romanian art scene and the artistic developments he encountered in the Federal Republic during the 1970s and 1980s.

Throughout his career, Erceanu's work has been recognized through awards at numerous exhibitions. His work was featured in an exhibition at the MNAC, National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest, affirming his position within the Romanian contemporary art scene. His career trajectory, spanning both the communist period and the post-1989 era, reflects the complex artistic landscape of late twentieth-century Romania and its relationship to Western European art movements. His experience of working across political and cultural boundaries offers a distinctive perspective.

sku: DE1001

Excellent condition.