Whose Goat?
Painting "Whose Goat?" | Contemporary Art
Creation Date: 2017
Size: Height: 60 cm Width: 60 cm
Impression of the Painting.
The painting "Whose Goat?" is inspired by the composition. The subjects of the winter landscape composition are two women among the huts in a forgotten, God-forsaken place, and a lost goat, which becomes the subject of investigation in the artist's painting.
The entire composition should revolve in this winter round dance. From pitch-dark night, through a warmed house, to two old women with a lost goat.
- Anatoli Gostev
Creation of the Painting.
The plot of the painting emerged in 2001 with the initial title "My Goat, Your Goat." The painting was completely reworked by the artist in 2017.
Completion of the Painting.
The painting was exhibited in the German gallery K Galerie im Maxforum München until an incident when it almost disappeared. When the painting miraculously returned to the artist in 2011, he began to rework it. The fate of the painting, like its characters, is phantasmagorical.
At the 3:39-minute mark of the video from the artist's studio, a fragment of the painting from 2021 is visible. In this state, it has remained. The painting has not participated in exhibitions anymore, as the artist painted it until 2021 and even verbally changed its name. In a sense, you can trace the development of the maestro's own vision of painting through it.
Signature.
The painting is signed on the front with the artist's logo and the date 2017 (17) and on the back with "Meine Ziege, deine Ziege" ("My Goat, Your Goat") and the date 2001.
Ownership:
The only original of the painting "Whose Goat?" by Anatoli Gostev is in private ownership. The artist's copyright extends to the eternal right of authorship of a unique work of art.
Sale of the Painting:
The painting can only be purchased through the Gostevs Fine Art if a decision to sell is made. We guarantee the deposit of funds and the transfer of the painting to the future investor and owner.
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