Description
Tarzan—a work of art by Herman Brood
Unique silkscreen print by Herman Brood
“Tarzan” is a beautiful, large silkscreen print by the famous artist Herman Brood. This artwork is both numbered and signed, making it a particularly valuable addition to your art collection.
High quality framing
The artwork is beautifully framed in a 4 cm silver frame or a 2 cm black frame, depending on your preference. Both options feature an acid-free mat and clear flat glass, ensuring optimal protection and presentation of the artwork. Of course, it’s also possible to have Herman Brood’s “Tarzan” framed with museum-grade glass. Feel free to inquire about the options.
Available in our art loan
“Tarzan” is also available through our art lending program. This gives you the opportunity to temporarily bring this unique work of art into your home and enjoy it before you decide to purchase it.
Viewing and Contact
Would you like to see “Tarzan” in person? Please contact us first to schedule a viewing at our gallery. We’d be happy to help you see this artwork up close.
Certificate of Authenticity
When you purchase *Tarzan*, you will receive a certificate of authenticity, ensuring that this work of art by Herman Brood is genuine.
About Herman Brood
An anecdote about his childhood has it that Brood’s family doctor reportedly told him in 1953 that, with his color blindness, Brood could become anything—except a painter. He took his first piano lessons in 1959. He struggled to keep up in school; he much preferred to tinker away at the piano in his father’s run-down little factory in Zwolle. In 1964, Brood enrolled at the Art Academy in Arnhem and joined the local beat band The Moans. The band played many gigs for American soldiers in West Germany, and Brood was occasionally slipped a pill to help him stay awake. That’s how his addiction began. In 1967, he switched to Cuby and the Blizzards (album Greetings from Grollo). He met Tekie Buissink, with whom he had a brief relationship. On May 24, 1968, their son Marcel was born. When the record label found out that he was using drugs, he was kicked out of the band. A turbulent period followed, during which Brood regularly ended up in jail for burglary and drug dealing.
