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Cowboys (Collab with Humberto Valdez) - Limited Edition of 1 Print

Barbara Friehs

Austria

Printmaking, Linocuts on Paper

Size: 33.1 W x 47.2 H x 1.6 D in

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This is a depcition of a cowboy in Mexico. He is wearing sunglasses and a typical cowboy hat. A cowboy in Mexico is called 'Charro'. The history goes way back. The main cowboy era began after 1865 when huge, feral herds of cattle were rounded up in Texas. The cowboy profession was one of the most difficult, especially in the 19th century, and was associated with hard work and hardship. A cowboy was often in the saddle ten hours a day with few interruptions. All life in the open air took place on a cattle drive: people ate, slept and needs in the open air. Often you couldn't get out of your clothes for weeks, which also posed hygienic challenges. Still the Cowboy is celebrated as a popular icon in modern day culture. The print is made in collaboration with Humberto Valdez and the TIR Lab in México City. The frame is handmade and painted my a handyman and scultpurist of the theater house of Graz, Austria.

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Printmaking:

Linocuts on Paper

Original:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

33.1 W x 47.2 H x 1.6 D in

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Barbara Friehs is a contemporary Austrian-Mexican painter known for her vibrant and expressive artworks. Her paintings often feature bold colors, dynamic compositions, and intriguing patterns, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between form and emotion. Captivated by eerie subjects painted in bold, bright colors, Barbara enjoys exploring various themes, infusing her cheerful and luminant style into depictions of everyday life. Her paintings immediately catch the viewer's eye, inviting them to interpret their own experiences and feelings. Introduced to the canvas at the age of twelve, Barbara realized early on that mastering the art would require skill and practice. Despite her early passion for painting and drawing, she chose to study advertising in San Francisco, California, initially uncertain about pursuing painting directly. However, she always found more joy in painting and drawing classes than in the marketing side of her studies. With a father from Mexico, Barbara frequently travels there, often working in Mexican studios alongside various artists. In Graz, she shares a studio with musicians, pottery artists, media artists, and fellow painters, finding inspiration in the diverse creative environment. For Barbara, drawing and painting evoke a deep state of meditation, allowing her to focus for extended periods and bring intricate detail to her artwork. Her paintings and prints are a blend of reference photographs and fantasy, with some pieces born solely from the realm of imagination. Currently, she is focusing on surrealistic topics infused with humor, hoping to inspire people with her artwork and introduce them to different worlds that resonate with their personality and state of mind.

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