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This unique mixed-media drawing by Günter Brus, created in 1980, showcases his distinctive artistic approach through an expressive use of graphite and color pencils on cardboard. Measuring 12 x 16 cm, the work reflects Brus ability to merge raw intensity with delicate composition, capturing movement and emotion through vivid strokes and dynamic contrasts. The drawing bears provenance from Kunstmuseum Luzern, Switzerland, further enhancing its historical and artistic significance * With Proof of Provenance and Authenticity *** Günter Brus (born 1938) is a pivotal figure in contemporary Austrian art and a founding member of Viennese Actionism. Renowned for his radical performances and transgressive body art, Brus later transitioned to visual and literary works that retained his provocative essence while exploring themes of existential struggle, identity, and social critique. His drawings, such as this one, exemplify his signature gestural intensity and symbolic depth, making them highly sought-after by collectors and institutions worldwide *** Brus is widely known for his groundbreaking and provocative performance art, which delved into intense self-exploration and challenged societal conventions. This drawing showcases Brus distinctive ability to fuse visual narrative with his avant-garde artistic ideology, making it an exceptional addition to any collection of contemporary and modern art. With its compelling composition and historical significance, this piece stands as a testament to Brus lasting impact on the art world *** Günter Brus was a key figure in post-war European avant-garde art. His works often combined elements of body art, performance, and photographic documentation, pushing the limits of artistic expression. His uncompromising vision led to both critical acclaim and legal prosecution, cementing his status as one of the most provocative artists of his generation *** His work is included in major museum collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Museum Belvedere Vienna, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and the Albertina Museum in Vienna ***** SHIPPING : Worldwide shipping available ***** CONDITION : in good condition ******