Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

Berlinde De Bruyckere Wool Blanket 2015, red wool objects with embroidered labels, symbolizing warmth and vulnerability.

Edition of 100 unique wool blanket objects - The uneven numbers are artists proofs, and the 50 even numbers are for sale - Signed and numbered with embroidered ribbon-labels. - Comes together with the book and the artist's bookplate (signed, titled and numbered) in a cardboard box. // Wool Blanket by Berlinde De Bruyckere, created in 2015, is a unique object crafted from wool and marked by the artist's characteristic attention to materials and symbolism. Each of the 100 pieces in this limited edition features handcrafted wool, with uneven numbers designated as artist proofs and even numbers available for sale. The deep red fabric, soft yet weighty, evokes themes of warmth, comfort, and protection, juxtaposed with an undertone of vulnerability. De Bruyckere’s use of wool connects to her broader exploration of the body, fragility, and care, and each piece is signed and numbered with an embroidered ribbon label. Accompanied by a book and artist's bookplate in a cardboard box, Wool Blanket is a tactile and poignant reflection on human resilience and tenderness.

Artwork Copyright © Berlinde De Bruyckere

Wool Blanket, 2015

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Edition of 100 unique wool blanket objects - The uneven numbers are artists proofs, and the 50 even numbers are for sale - Signed and numbered with embroidered ribbon-labels. - Comes together with the book and the artist's bookplate (signed, titled and numbered) in a cardboard box. // Wool Blanket by Berlinde De Bruyckere, created in 2015, is a unique object crafted from wool and marked by the artist's characteristic attention to materials and symbolism. Each of the 100 pieces in this limited edition features handcrafted wool, with uneven numbers designated as artist proofs and even numbers available for sale. The deep red fabric, soft yet weighty, evokes themes of warmth, comfort, and protection, juxtaposed with an undertone of vulnerability. De Bruyckere’s use of wool connects to her broader exploration of the body, fragility, and care, and each piece is signed and numbered with an embroidered ribbon label. Accompanied by a book and artist's bookplate in a cardboard box, Wool Blanket is a tactile and poignant reflection on human resilience and tenderness.

Artwork Copyright © Berlinde De Bruyckere

Berlinde De Bruyckere

Wool Blanket, 2015

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