Kurt Larisch (Austrian/Mexican, 1913–2009) Original Limited-Edition Serigraph (47/100) Dimensions: 22.5" H x 17.5" W (image); 24" x 20" (framed) Medium: Serigraph (Silkscreen) on heavy stock archival paper Edition: 47/100 Signature: Hand-signed in White pencil by Kurt Larisch (lower right) Markings: Numbered 47/100 in White pencil (lower left); blind stamp embossed logo adjacent Framing: Professionally framed in black with plexiglass (UV protective) Description: This bold monochromatic purple compelling serigraph by Kurt Larisch features hallmarks of his surrealist-geometric style: towering abstract forms and masses of tiny, faceless human figures arranged within a vivid, possibly dreamlike composition. Larisch’s works often explore themes of existentialism, dehumanization, and structure, rendered in bold silkscreened colors. The serigraph is pencil-signed and numbered, and features a blind stamp logo confirming its authenticity and original edition status. It is presented in a sleek black frame behind plexiglass, providing UV protection and visual clarity while enhancing the piece’s display.