Katherine Bernhardt - Merengue

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Katherine Bernhardt - Merengue

  • Edition of 100

  • Five colour lithographic print on Somerset Velvet 300 gsm.

  • 70.5 x 97 cm (27.7 x 38.1 in)

  • Signed, numbered and dated by the artist 2017

About the artist:

Katherine Bernhardt is an artist based in Brooklyn, New York.

Bernhardt is known for painting consumer symbols, tropical animals, and every day objects over bright flat fields of color in an expressionistic and almost abstract style.

Previous bodies of work include Moroccan rug-inspired paintings and collages made in collaborations with her (now ex) husband Youssef Jdia, as well as her "model" paintings, which were loose portraits based on images of supermodels from high fashion magazines.

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Katherine Bernhardt - Merengue

  • Edition of 100

  • Five colour lithographic print on Somerset Velvet 300 gsm.

  • 70.5 x 97 cm (27.7 x 38.1 in)

  • Signed, numbered and dated by the artist 2017

About the artist:

Katherine Bernhardt is an artist based in Brooklyn, New York.

Bernhardt is known for painting consumer symbols, tropical animals, and every day objects over bright flat fields of color in an expressionistic and almost abstract style.

Previous bodies of work include Moroccan rug-inspired paintings and collages made in collaborations with her (now ex) husband Youssef Jdia, as well as her "model" paintings, which were loose portraits based on images of supermodels from high fashion magazines.

Katherine Bernhardt - Merengue

  • Edition of 100

  • Five colour lithographic print on Somerset Velvet 300 gsm.

  • 70.5 x 97 cm (27.7 x 38.1 in)

  • Signed, numbered and dated by the artist 2017

About the artist:

Katherine Bernhardt is an artist based in Brooklyn, New York.

Bernhardt is known for painting consumer symbols, tropical animals, and every day objects over bright flat fields of color in an expressionistic and almost abstract style.

Previous bodies of work include Moroccan rug-inspired paintings and collages made in collaborations with her (now ex) husband Youssef Jdia, as well as her "model" paintings, which were loose portraits based on images of supermodels from high fashion magazines.