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A print with the text "RICERCARI IN OMAGGIO" above an oval portrait of a bearded man, inscribed "al Sig. CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI". The central portrait is surrounded by detailed string and wind musical instruments and an open book below.
In Omaggio
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

In Omaggio

Artist Oldrich Kulhánek (Czech, 1940-2013)
Date1972
MediumEtching
Dimensions17 1/4 x 11 in. (43.8 x 27.9 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift of Melvin and Lorna Rubin
Object number1995.27.139
Collections
Visual DescriptionA print with the text "RICERCARI IN OMAGGIO" above an oval portrait of a bearded man, inscribed "al Sig. CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI". The central portrait is surrounded by detailed string and wind musical instruments and an open book below.
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Oldrich Kulhánek
1989
A print of a bearded man. A red winged heart rests on his forehead beneath a Menorah and Star of David. Ornate structures flank the left, smaller portraits cluster on the right, and a lettered ribbon crosses his cheek.
Memory
Oldrich Kulhánek
1991
A black and white print showing a large, detailed hand with spread fingers reaching upwards from the bottom. Above the hand is a faint, rectangular scene depicting several hazy figures in motion.
Holocaust No. 5
Oldrich Kulhánek
1985
A print of two vertically stacked mouths crossed by translucent strips. The top mouth has parted lips above the red text "How are you?". The bottom mouth shows teeth above the red text "I am fine!".
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A monochrome print featuring a head wrapped in thick, flat bands obscuring the face. A detailed hand rests against these bands. The top of the head dissolves into a hazy texture, framed by two vertical white stripes.
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Oldrich Kulhánek
1984
A monochrome print featuring a 3x3 grid of men's faces with exaggerated, distorted expressions. Each portrait includes a bright red sphere clown nose in a different location, such as on the nose, forehead, cheek, or in the mouth.
Clowniade of the Stupids
Oldrich Kulhánek
1988
A print of a man, facing slightly to the right. A large hand rests palm-up on his head with a dark oval object in its palm. A textured horizontal band crosses his forehead, and a thin rod pierces his neck, showing a red drop.
Homage to Matthias Grunewald
Oldrich Kulhánek
1990
A print featuring three pig heads. The central pig is positioned lower with its mouth wide open, showing teeth. It is flanked by two larger pig heads; the left points its snout upward and the right faces forward.
Who is Who?
Oldrich Kulhánek
1991
An orange and brown print of a woman's torso with crossed arms. Below, large reaching hands surround a geometric frame. At the bottom, an upside-down mustached man has his eyes covered by two hands.
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A reddish print of vertically stacked faces and grasping hands. A bubble reading "SEX" sits top left. A woman looks left behind a prominent braceleted arm. Below, a face tilts upward, merging into a dense knot of intertwined hands.
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