Idealismens Don Quijote siger farvel og tak – Virkelighedens Sancho Panza bliver lidt endnu.
Lige inden Kurt stoppede på Jyllands-Posten, blev han bedt om en sidste opgave, hvilket mundede ud i ”Den sidste tegning”, hvor Kurt ses ridende på en hest som Don Quijote, holdende en blok som skjold og en pen som lanse samt en rød baskerhue (en hue, han i øvrigt senere fandt til sig selv under en tur til Potsdam). Æslet bag ham bærer ytringsfrihedens tunge åg, hvorpå den allestedsnærværende og evigt tikkende bombe ses. Den islamiske måne viser sine blodige tænder i den mørke nat. ALT på det værk emmer af Kurt.
De blot 48 tryk vi har er alle originalsignerede af Kurt Westergaard.
Størrelse: 30 x 41
The Don Quixote of idealism says goodbye and thanks – the Sancho Panza of reality stays for a little longer.
Just before Kurt Westergaard stopped at Jyllands-Posten, he was asked for one last assignment, which resulted in "The Last Drawing", in which Kurt is seen riding a horse as Don Quixote, holding a block as a shield and a pen as a lance, as well as a red Basque hat (a hat he later found for himself during a trip to Potsdam). The donkey behind him carries the heavy yoke of free speech, on which the ubiquitous and ever-ticking time bomb is seen. The Islamic moon shows its bloody teeth in the dark night. EVERYTHING in that work exudes Kurt.
The only 48 prints we have are all original signed by Kurt Westergaard.
Size: 30 x 41 cm
750 DKK (100EUR)
