Teeter Totter fine art print

Part of The Last Quartets art series, Teeter Totter depicts my vision of the second movement of Beethoven's last string quartet: opus 135 in F. Here the bees take revenge on the squirrels for their act of theft in the first collage. The squirrels were just trying to have some fun on their teeter totter, but everything is falling out of balance. The music of this second movement sounds very much like a delicate balancing act to me, very teeter tottery!

My vision for the four collages that make up this Beethoven quartet is that bees represent artists and squirrels represent their fans. Teeter Totter is a depiction of artists as naughty little punks. Beethoven was absolutely a punk, making fun of his audience and playing with their expectations all the time. 

This listing is for a fine art print on archival matte paper. The print continues to the edges with no border and ships rolled from my print on demand company. To flatten, place a heavy book on top for a day or two. Please choose your size below, either 8, 10, or 12 inches.

You can also see the original here.