1989

Untitled (George Condo, 1989)

George Condo (1957) made Untitled. It dates from 1989. It measures 232 × 118 cm.

  • 1989
  • 232 × 118 cm
Untitled by George Condo, 1989
Untitled by George Condo, 1989.

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Untitled, in brief

Title
Untitled
Artist
George Condo (1957)
Artist born in
Concord, United States
Date
1989
Dimensions
232 × 118 cm

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In what year was "Untitled" by George Condo created?

"Untitled" by George Condo was created in 1989.

What are the dimensions of the original "Untitled" by George Condo?

The recorded dimensions of "Untitled" by George Condo are 232 x 118 cm. Reproductions can be ordered in other sizes while keeping the same proportions.

Is "Untitled" by George Condo in the public domain?

Regarding copyright, "Untitled" is still protected by copyright.

Which artist is "Untitled" attributed to?

The artist behind "Untitled" is George Condo. The work is catalogued under George Condo's name.

How old was George Condo when creating "Untitled" in 1989?

When "Untitled" was created in 1989, George Condo - born in 1957 - was 32 years old.

About the artist, George Condo

George Condo

1957, United States

George Condo

A Synthesis of Past and Present: The World of George Condo Born in Concord, New Hampshire, in 1957, George Condo emerged as a pivotal figure in contemporary art by forging an entirely unique visual language—one he himself termed “Artificial Realism.” This wasn’t merely a stylistic choice; it was a philosophical stance, a deliberate fusion of the revered techniques of Old Master painting with the vibrant, often chaotic energy of American pop culture. Condo's early life laid the groundwork for this synthesis. His academic pursuits at the University of Massachusetts Lowell encompassed both art history and music theory, fostering an appreciation for formal structure alongside a sensitivity to rhythm and composition. This musical inclination manifested in his involvement with the Boston punk scene as a bassist for The Girls, a band whose experimental sound foreshadowed the boundary-pushing spirit that would define his artistic career.

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