This is a framed black and white print depicting two intertwined figures, possibly humans or stylized creatures, with a dark background. The figures are rendered in a rough, energetic style, with exaggerated features and swirling lines. The left figure has large, round eyes and a detailed, textured face. The right figure is partially obscured and appears more abstract, with a hand or appendage raised. There is a faint rectangular blue light reflection across the lower middle section of the print. To the left of the frame, in vertical text, is the Dutch phrase "Vrouw met pekinees" which translates to "Woman with Pekingese." In the lower right corner of the print, there are two small inscriptions. The upper inscription appears to be a signature or artist's mark, with "M. T. Rerinc..." followed by "55". The lower inscription reads "6/12". The print is housed in a light-colored frame with a white mat. The overall impression is one of intensity and perhaps discomfort or distress, conveyed through the distorted forms and stark contrast. The setting appears to be an indoor exhibition space, likely a gallery, in The Hague, Netherlands, given the visible text and context. in The Hague, Netherlands

cat_pitt

Jun 24, 2026

The Hague, Netherlands

Moment

Stake attention in this memory

melancholic

anxious

solemn

intense

haunting

This is a framed black and white print depicting two intertwined figures, possibly humans or stylized creatures, with a dark background. The figures are rendered in a rough, energetic style, with exaggerated features and swirling lines. The left figure has large, round eyes and a detailed, textured face. The right figure is partially obscured and appears more abstract, with a hand or appendage raised. There is a faint rectangular blue light reflection across the lower middle section of the print. To the left of the frame, in vertical text, is the Dutch phrase "Vrouw met pekinees" which translates to "Woman with Pekingese." In the lower right corner of the print, there are two small inscriptions. The upper inscription appears to be a signature or artist's mark, with "M. T. Rerinc..." followed by "55". The lower inscription reads "6/12". The print is housed in a light-colored frame with a white mat. The overall impression is one of intensity and perhaps discomfort or distress, conveyed through the distorted forms and stark contrast. The setting appears to be an indoor exhibition space, likely a gallery, in The Hague, Netherlands, given the visible text and context.

Symbol

246C3

Volume

10,252

Creator

+$0.10

Revenue

+$0.18

TVL

$8.40

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