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Freedom: A Fable Print by Kara Walker

21.3 x 23.8 x 1.6cm (unframed)

£4,375

Freedom: A Fable is Kara Walker’s celebrated 1997 pop‑up book edition, produced in a run of 4,000. Featuring laser‑cut silhouettes on black Curtis Tuscan Antique Cover paper and bound in brown bonded leather, the work explores the persistence of racial stereotypes through Walker’s powerful visual language. This edition remains a significant and highly collectible example of Walker’s early narrative practice.
Notes
First edition, first printing, limited to 4,000 copies.
From the edition of 4000

In very good condition, see additional images

Together with the Norton Family Christmas Card. The edition was published as part of the Peter Norton Family Christmas Project

Shipped wrapped in acid-free tissue, in a bubble wrap filled box.

Materials used:

Paper, inks, leather

Details:

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Freedom: A Fable is Kara Walker’s celebrated 1997 pop‑up book edition, produced in a run of 4,000. Featuring laser‑cut silhouettes on black Curtis Tuscan Antique Cover paper and bound in brown bonded leather, the work explores the persistence of racial stereotypes through Walker’s powerful visual language. This edition remains a significant and highly collectible example of Walker’s early narrative practice.
Notes
First edition, first printing, limited to 4,000 copies.
From the edition of 4000

In very good condition, see additional images

Together with the Norton Family Christmas Card. The edition was published as part of the Peter Norton Family Christmas Project

Shipped wrapped in acid-free tissue, in a bubble wrap filled box.

Materials used:

Paper, inks, leather

Details:

Location United Kingdom

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Kara Walker turns the genteel 18th century art of the cut-paper silhouette into some of the most confrontational works of the past 30 years, using it to highlight the brutality... Read more

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