Clown Trio I
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Rolf Knie Art Print: "Clown Trio I" - Poetry of the Circus
This high-quality art print in 50 x 70 cm format captures a charming snapshot from the world of the circus. The motif features a "Clown Trio" in artistic interaction: while one clown plays the clarinet, the background reveals further scenes with a sitting and a standing clown, along with classic props like a guitar on a red chair.
A particularly appealing feature is the background design, which reproduces the raw texture and distinctive seams of an original circus tent canvas (Chapiteau). The bold red and blue tones contrast harmoniously with the earthy colors of the ground, making this poster a vibrant eye-catcher for any art lover and circus enthusiast.
- Theme: Three clowns in the ring with musical instruments
- Style: Detailed reproduction in Chapiteau (tent canvas) look
- Type: Premium art print on sturdy paper
- Size: Classic 50 × 70 cm
- Feature: Expressive circus subject based on an original by Rolf Knie
Weight: 0.07kg Length: 500mm Height: 700mm
Rolf Knie Art Print: "Clown Trio I" - Poetry of the Circus
This high-quality art print in 50 x 70 cm format captures a charming snapshot from the world of the circus. The motif features a "Clown Trio" in artistic interaction: while one clown plays the clarinet, the background reveals further scenes with a sitting and a standing clown, along with classic props like a guitar on a red chair.
A particularly appealing feature is the background design, which reproduces the raw texture and distinctive seams of an original circus tent canvas (Chapiteau). The bold red and blue tones contrast harmoniously with the earthy colors of the ground, making this poster a vibrant eye-catcher for any art lover and circus enthusiast.
- Theme: Three clowns in the ring with musical instruments
- Style: Detailed reproduction in Chapiteau (tent canvas) look
- Type: Premium art print on sturdy paper
- Size: Classic 50 × 70 cm
- Feature: Expressive circus subject based on an original by Rolf Knie
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