Embrace the provocative and powerful art of Carolee Schneemann with "Forbidden Actions," a limited edition photo screenprint mounted on linen. Signed by Schneemann herself, dated 1979, and numbered 151/250, this piece is a rare collectible that embodies the spirit of feminist art and performance.

Carolee Schneemann, a pioneering force in the realm of body art and performance since the early 1960s, has consistently used her artwork to challenge traditional roles and perceptions of women in art. In "Forbidden Actions," Schneemann's vibrant and energetic composition captures the essence of her style—direct, liberating, and deeply personal.

This piece is not just art; it's a statement. It stands as a testament to Schneemann’s commitment to exploring the dynamics of the human form, sexuality, and the societal roles of women. Owning this print means holding a piece of history that continues to resonate with contemporary issues of gender and identity.

Perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone moved by the feminist cause, "Forbidden Actions" offers a unique opportunity to own a significant work from one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Whether displayed in your living room, office, or gallery, it promises to be a conversation starter and a source of inspiration.

Bring a piece of revolutionary art history into your space with Carolee Schneemann's "Forbidden Actions." It's more than art—it's a movement encapsulated in a moment, ready to enrich your collection and provoke thought in all who view it.

Artwork Details:
Medium: Photo screenprint on paper, mounted on linen
Signature: Signed in pencil by Carolee Schneemann
Edition: Numbered 151/250
Date: 1979
Condition: Bright and vibrant colors, with slight discoloration reflecting its vintage status