Daniel Hanequand "Liberation!" 1988

Daniel Hanequand is a Surrealist-style print or drawing titled "Liberazione" (meaning Liberation in Italian). The work is characterized by fluid, biomorphic shapes and depicts a dynamic, distorted human figure holding or moving masks or heads. The artist's handwritten signature is visible in the lower right corner. Daniel Hanequand (1938–2009) was a French Surrealist artist who later emigrated to Canada. Handwritten information is on the back: Year and place of creation: 1988 Taipei, Taiwan – the work was created in 1988 during the artist's residency or exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan. Price/Valuation: 4000 FF – the abbreviation stands for 4000 French francs (the official currency of France before the introduction of the euro). Printed sticker (Exhibition History) from the Art Gallery of Western Australia – the official state art gallery located in Perth, Western Australia. Exhibition date: October 31 to November 23 – indicates the timeframe during which the work (or the entire group exhibition in which it was included) was on public display. Based on the year of the work's creation (1988), this exhibition most likely took place in late 1988 or shortly thereafter. Thank you for your attention. Please see my other items. Payment via Revolut, PayPal, or bank transfer. You are welcome to collect it in person. Contact only via message on the official website. Shipping to any indicated address