Georg Baselitz's Offene Hände (Open Hands) is a signed line etching and aquatint from 2010, rendered in bold gestural marks against a luminous colored ground. The figurative-abstract composition presents a figure caught mid-gesture — fragmented limbs and open hands sketched in expressive lines, suspended above stark black dripping forms that anchor the work with raw visual weight.

Extremely rare from an edition of just 10 across 5 color variations (only 2 impressions per color), this hand-signed print exemplifies Baselitz's mastery of inversion and his ability to transform figuration into pure expressive gesture.