Larghetto

The term larghetto is used in musical notation for a relatively slow playing tempo. The association between music and visual art is informed by Jockum Nordström’s background as a musician, and he invites the viewer to contemplate the depicted characters slowly and leisurely.
For his 2024 etchings Nordström limited himself to a palette of three colours; in Larghetto, however, he replaces the green with a bright yellow. Compositionally, Nordström does not place his figures in one of his melancholic, surrealistic architectural settings, but instead renders them as portraits that seem to float in a vacuum, like old-fashioned portrait photographs or the cast of an opera unknown to the viewer.

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Jockum Nordström

Larghetto, 2024

3.000

(No VAT applied for non-EU countries)

Print technique
Drypoint Soft ground etching on Hahnemühle Bütten 300g
Paper size 49 x 58 cm – Plate size 34 x 44 cm
Edition
Edition of 14
Printer
Printed by Julie Dam
Publisher
Published by BORCH Editions
Signed by:
Signed and numbered by the artist
Registration no
ID: JoN 24 005-1

Please note that the editioning is currently in process. For these prints we can advise on the delivery time.

Have further questions? Ask a specialist or visit our Terms & Conditions.

Jockum Nordström

Larghetto, 2024

3.000

(No VAT applied for non-EU countries)

Print technique
Drypoint Soft ground etching on Hahnemühle Bütten 300g
Paper size 49 x 58 cm – Plate size 34 x 44 cm
Edition
Edition of 14
Printer
Printed by Julie Dam
Publisher
Published by BORCH Editions
Signed by:
Signed and numbered by the artist
Registration no
ID: JoN 24 005-1

Please note that the editioning is currently in process. For these prints we can advise on the delivery time.

Have further questions? Ask a specialist or visit our Terms & Conditions.

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