Arnulf Rainer - lithograph

This expressive folio-lithograph from 1970 by Arnulf Rainer exemplifies the artist’s intense and psychologically charged visual language. The composition is dominated by raw, gestural drawing and dense, overlapping lines that create a powerful sense of inner tension and emotional urgency. Fragmented figures, schematic forms, and handwritten notations merge into a complex pictorial field that oscillates between figuration and abstraction, a hallmark of Rainer’s work.

The work is signed in pencil by Arnulf Rainer in the lower right and numbered in pencil in the lower left. Sheet size is approx. 62 × 44 cm.

Arnulf Rainer (b. 1929 Austria), is one of the most influential figures in postwar European art. Associated with Art Informel and later international Neo-Expressionism, he gained international recognition for his radical overpainting techniques, often applied to photographs, self-portraits, and prints. Rainer’s work is held in major museum collections worldwide, and his contribution to contemporary art has had a lasting impact on generations of artists.

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