"Two Profiles" is a 1969 colour lithograph by Richard Lindner. Dimensions: image: 25 x 17 ¾ inches. It's edition 99 of 100. Signature, initials and edition on front. It's available now at Rabbit Gallery on Avenue Road in Toronto. Ask us for the price.

Richard Lindner was a German-American painter known for his surrealist and cubist artworks made with a theme of the erotic and enigmatic. Using bold outlines and a gradient of colours, his paintings often explore themes of powerful figures, gender and machine.

Nuremberg-born Lindner (1901–1978) fled Germany in 1933 and, after a career as an illustrator in Paris and New York, turned fully to painting in the 1950s. His armoured women, gangsters and circus figures, rendered in hard edges and saturated colour, anticipated Pop art while remaining entirely his own, and his work is held in major museum collections.

See this work in person at Rabbit Gallery, 1777 Avenue Rd, Level 2, Toronto, in Bedford Park in midtown Toronto. We're open Wednesday to Saturday, 11am–5pm, and other days by appointment; text or call 416-487-2934 to arrange a visit.

Our studio does museum-grade custom framing in-house, so the piece can be framed to suit your space before it leaves the gallery. With our House Calls service we'll also bring it to your home, confirm the placement, and hang it professionally. We cover midtown Toronto and the GTA.