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Stan Manoukian

The King, 2019

$ 1,613

Stan Manoukian The King, 2019

Name: The King
Brand: Artsper
SKU: 891342
Price: 1300 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Brussels, Belgium

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About the work

Medium

Print : digital print
Dimensions cm | inch

132 x 72 cm 52 x 28.3 inch
Support

Print on aluminium
Framing

Black wood floater frame
Artwork dimensions including frame

135 x 78 cm 53.1 x 30.7 inch
Type

Numbered and limited to 5 copies
1 remaining copy
Authenticity

Artwork sold with an invoice from the gallery
Signature

Hand-signed by artist
About the artwork

Artwork sold in perfect condition

Digital printing on golden aluminum.
The fineness of the printing is similar to the line of the engraving.
Numbered in the lower left corner and signed in the lower right corner.
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Origin: Belgium
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Themes: Fantastic

Colours: Print Beige

Artist

Stan Manoukian

France Born in: 1969

Stan Manoukian is a French graphic artist born in 1969 in Paris.

He has had a passion for drawing since his childhood and most of his inspiration comes from retro sci-fi, classic monster movies, as well as the novels of authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Lovecraft, Mary Shelley and Jules Verne.

In 1988, after he graduated from the Estienne Art School, he started to work in France and the United States as a cartoonist, designer and storyboarder for the movie industry and in advertising.

In 2007, Manoukian issued himself an artistic challenge : draw one monster a day for one year. This larger scale initiative gave birth to the book called « Diary of Inhuman Species », published by Ankama the following year.

Since then, the exploration of his phantasmagoric world pushes him towards bigger and more ambitious projects, testing diverse techniques in both drawings and sculptures.

He belongs to the worldwide generation of post lowbrow artists. With his increasingly detailed contents, abounding with dreamlike creatures, his work harkens to the romantic paintings from the nineteenth century. His menagerie is composed of creatures both extraterrestrial and from the deepest abysses on Earth, thereby transporting the viewer in a fantastic and surrealistic world, where nature is omnipresent.

Heir of Gustave Doré, Franklin Booth, and Bernie Wrightson, Stan Manoukian refines a unique visual scripture through hatching and diming, which employs ink or graphite to mimic an engraving.

Currently, his works are internationally recognized and have been displayed in several exhibitions and books in the USA, Japan, Australia, France and Europe.