Created on 2024-01-26

The image shows a piece of cardboard with a message written in large block yellow letters. The message reads "SONNE STATT REAGAN," which translates from German to "SUN INSTEAD OF REAGAN" in English. Below the message, there is a signature that reads "Joseph Beuys" along with a date "19. 4 1982." The cardboard background has a rough, textured appearance, and the signature is written in black ink.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image shows the title "Sonne staat reagan" in large yellow letters on a brown, cardboard-like surface. Below the title, there is a handwritten signature that appears to be "John Casey" along with a date of "19. 4. 1982".

Created on 2024-12-02

The image is a digital representation of a piece of cardboard with yellow text and a signature. * The cardboard is light brown and has a rough texture, resembling a piece of cardboard. * The yellow text is in large, bold letters and reads "SONNE STATT REAGAN" in all capital letters. The text is centered at the top of the image. * Below the text, there is a signature in brown ink that appears to be handwritten. The signature is illegible, but it is likely the signature of Joseph Beuys, a German artist known for his work with found objects and performance art. * At the bottom of the image, there is a date written in brown ink: "19.4.1982". This date is likely the date when the artwork was created or signed. Overall, the image appears to be a piece of art created by Joseph Beuys, featuring his signature and a date. The use of cardboard as the medium and the bold, yellow text suggests that the artwork may be a commentary on consumerism or the banality of everyday objects.