Kites are entirely controlled by the keeper of the string. Each stringholder in this print is shown with his/her mouth open, seemingly without regard for the kite.

Each kite is seen as "the victim" in this scenario.

Lars Bo was born in 1924 in Denmark. He attended the School of Applied Arts in Copenhagen from 1940 -1943. Around 1950 he moved to Paris. There he studied printmaking techniques under Stanley William Hayter. director of Atelier 17.

Beginning in 1952, Bo produced etchings and aquatints as illustrations for books by many renowned authors including Victor Hugo and Hans Christian Anderson.

In the mid 1950s. Bo began exhibiting his individual prints and paintings in Paris and began working as an illustrator for the French magazine, Le Monde.

Having internationally established his reputation as a printmaker by 1960. Lars Bo exhibited his work in England, Japan and the United States.

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