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Shaking a limp hand

Umělec magazine 2010/2

01.02.2010

Pavel Sterec | comics | en cs de ru

Through the Czech Union of Caricaturists and a similar organization in Milan, we asked several cartoonists to draw a joke based on the subject of, “interpreting a specific work of art.”
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Description: A horizontal pole is anchored on the wall of a gallery cca. two meters above the ground. Its free end (the end sticking out into the gallery) is slightly bent downward.
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The imaginary work of art was based on my arm, with a limp hand hanging down.
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Acknowledgments: The Czech Union of Caricaturists (ČUK), its vice-president Ivan Hanousek, and the individual artists.


Vincenza Peschechera Gianfranco Cioffi Tommaso Pedullà Jaroslav Dostál Roman Kubec Václav Línek Václav Línek Václav Línek Pavel Sterec Jiří Slíva Václav Šípoš Václav Šípoš Václav Šípoš František Kratochvíl Jiří Novák Jiří Novák Valeria Cescato Miroslav Barták


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