Stock-taking - Limited Edition of 1 Print

Hommage á. Attila József. He was the one of the greatest poetists I think. There is the poem whitch gave me inspiration for this piece: Inventory Closed I trusted in myself from the beginning - If nothing's there that's worth the cost of winning, there's nothing left to lose. Our death's no heavier than that of voiceless beasts, who cease forever. Even in mortal fear, I kept my station - was born, received, found individuation. I paid each man according to his measure, loved frankly who gave freely of his pleasure. Woman who played with me for promised joy I took in good faith - let her have her toy! I swabbed the ship, jerked up the bucketful. Among sly masters, played the stupid fool. I sold bread, paperbacks, and toy windmills, newspapers, poems - whichever paid the bills. No field of victory, nor servile rope, but a soft bed will be my end, I hope. When, come what may, the inventory's done, I died of life - I'm not the only one. Translated by: Ozsváth, Zsuzsanna; Turner, Frederick

Printmaking:Reservage on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:7.9 W x 5.9 H x 0 D in

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