This is a significant work by American conceptual artist Mike Bidlo - his hand-painted reinterpretation of Pablo Picasso's 1908 masterpiece "The Dryad".
Created in the 1980s, during Bidlo's celebrated series where he recreated modern classics, this piece represents an important chapter in postmodern art.
Executed in mixed media with pastels and ink on drawing paper, the work is signed "Bidlo" in the lower right and preserved between two plexiglass panels, allowing both sides to be viewed.
As a documented work by an artist collected by major institutions worldwide, this represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of art historical dialogue.
DETAILS
· Artist: Mike Bidlo (American, b. 1953)
· Title: The Dryad, 1908 (After Picasso)
· Period: 1980s
· Medium: Mixed media (pastels and ink) on paper
· Signature: Signed "Bidlo" lower right
· Presentation: Preserved between plexiglass panels
· Condition: Good
· Dimensions: 64.5 cm × 38 cm (25.40 × 14.96 inches).
CONCEPTUAL ART INVESTMENT
Mike Bidlo's "appropriations" of modern masterpieces are held in collections including the MoMA and Whitney Museum. This work offers the opportunity to own a piece that actively engages with art history, perfect for collectors of contemporary art, Picasso enthusiasts, or those interested in postmodern theory.
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