Bjørn Magnussen

Confident, Invincible and Protected Exhibition Poster

DKK 1,000

Material: CMYK print on paper
Dimensions: 100 × 70 cm
Edition: Edition of 100

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Created from an original drawing by Bjørn Magnussen, this poster was produced for the exhibition accompanying Confident, Invincible and Protected. It brings the artist’s drawing into print, offering a work to live with on its own or alongside the three bronze editions.

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Signed and numbered exhibition poster for Bjørn Magnussen, Confident, Invincible and Protected

The work

Issued in an edition of 100, each poster is individually signed and numbered by the artist.

Available unframed or in a Nielsen Quadrum wooden frame, made in Germany. The frame’s slender profile gives the work a clean, understated border, while its deep rebate and sturdy backing with secure fastenings provide a solid construction. Standard glazing uses float glass with finished edges. A museum-glass option is also available.

All prices include the signed and numbered poster.

Delivery and collection Unframed posters are shipped in a protective poster tube. Framed posters are available for pickup in Copenhagen only, by appointment. We will contact you when your framed poster is ready to arrange collection.

Confident, Invincible and Protected Exhibition Poster detail

Details

Artist: Bjørn Magnussen
Title: Confident, Invincible and Protected Exhibition Poster
Material: CMYK print on paper
Dimensions: 100 × 70 cm
Edition size: Edition of 100
Signature / marking: Signed and numbered
Offered by: Edition Solenne

The artist

Bjørn Magnussen

1996, Copenhagen, Denmark · Painting, Sculpture, Public Commission, Drawing

Bjørn Magnussen is a self-taught Danish artist working across painting, stone sculpture and large-scale public commissions. He describes his method as an "Intuition Revolution": a refusal to work from sketches, developed in part through living with ADHD and Tourette's syndrome, that prioritises instinct and bodily feeling over advance planning. He draws two or three times a day, treating those drawings not as studies but as finished miniature works in their own right.

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