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Günter Brus

Die Angst, ein Vergnügen. Nichts zu sagen / Geräte schalten und walten, 1982

Information about the artwork

  • Translated titleFear, a Pleasure. Nothing to Say / Devices Do as They Please
  • MaterialPencil on paper
  • Dimensions58 x 43 cm
  • Year of acquisition1984
  • Inventory numberUAB 42
  • On viewCurrently not exhibited

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