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Julius Reichel Julius ReichelSe narodil v Kaplicích, žije a pracuje v Praze

Two Head Trouble

A double -headed beast as a kind of hieroglyph of the present. From one of the most prominent Czech middle -generation painters and the leader of one of the studios at the Academy of Sciences of Prague.

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Framed 72 × 52 cm
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Wooden frame with museum-grade UV acrylic glazing, made in the Czech Republic. Ready to hang.
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The artist numbers and signs every piece by hand. No reprints.100ks blind stamp and certificate of authenticityArchival 12-colour giclée print, Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 g
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Julius Reichel

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Julius Reichel

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Julius Reichel (*1981) se narodil v Kaplicích, žije a pracuje v Praze. Po vyhoštění z Akademie výtvarných umění v Praze, nastoupil a absolvoval na UMPRUM ateliér Intermediální konfrontace Jiřího Davida. Na pražskou AVU se nakonec vrátil jako vedoucí ateliéru Malba II (společně s Milanem Mikuláštíkem a Alešem Zapletalem). Své dílo představil na řadě samostatných i skupinových výstav v ČR i zahraničí, například v Říme, Berlíně nebo Marseille.

All works on 100pcsExhibition Julius Reichel / Zero tolerance

About the work

Julius Reichel for 100pcs

In the work selected for the 100pcs platform there is a double -headed beast, a kind of graft from a card game - or rather a mem, an emoticon? The painting comes from Reichel's latest series themes. The author also refers to the "inventor" of this icon of Harvey Ball. In 1963, he received a full $ 45 for his black-yellow buddy, who was created to motivate employees of the insurance company. He probably had no idea what would happen to his smiley at the age of the Internet, and even before him. Julius Reichel's character as if she knew it a bit. He plays with us with his "guileless" smile and bright eyes, with the open arms of our four hands welcome us in a world, which we still have no idea where it actually goes.

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A look inside the studio

Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.

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Every edition has a fixed print run. Every piece is numbered and signed by hand. During a pre-sale you choose your print number; after the pre-sale ends, numbers are assigned in order of purchase. Details are on the Edition sizes page.

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