Vintage 1982 GUNTHER TEMECH ORIGINAL Black Pen Ink PAINTING UNTITLED Signed L@@K

Medium: Original Black Pen Ink Painting. Dated: 1982 (noted by the "82" next to the signature). Style: A blend of Surrealism and Modernism. It features heavy "Zentangle-like" patterns (cross-hatching, checkerboards, and scales) and stylized, Janus-like faces.

It shares a visual DNA with the works of Paul Klee or even the more abstract sketches of Picasso. About the Artist: Gunter Temesch. Gunter Temesch was a multifaceted artist active in the late 20th century. While he produced standalone illustrations like yours, he is perhaps most notably remembered for his work in the New York experimental theater and film scene during the 1970s and 80s. Multimedia Background: Temesch often worked with light, projections, and stage design. He was involved with the Living Theatre and other avant-garde groups in NYC. The Signature: The signature on this piece matches his known handwriting. Likely indicates it was created while he was living and working in New York City.

The custom-designed "split-color" matting (the black and white diagonal frame border) is a very deliberate choice that mirrors the high-contrast nature of the ink drawing itself. · Framed size: 12 inches in length and 17 inches in height. · Image dimensions: 5.5 inches in length and 9 inches in height. The paper shows some light "toning" (yellowing), which is natural for paper from the early 80s. The corner of the frame has a crack, as depicted in the last three images from various angles.

Additionally, the frame is provided without glass; however, glass can be added by the new owner if necessary or preferred. Please carefully review all pictures attached.