Head and Bottle 1982

"Head and Bottle," a 1982 work by Georg Baselitz, is a striking example of the artist's signature upside-down style. This woodcut print, rendered in stark black, red, and yellow, presents a fragmented and abstract representation of a head and a bottle, with the figures inverted to challenge the viewer's perception. The bold strokes and gestural lines capture a sense of energy and dynamism, characteristic of Baselitz's expressive approach to figuration. This artwork stands as a testament to Baselitz's exploration of form, space, and the subversion of traditional artistic conventions.