Max Bill. 4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert - photo 1
Max Bill. 4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert - photo 2
Max Bill. 4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert - photo 3
Max Bill. 4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert - photo 1

4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert

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€ 1 200
Auction dateClassic
07.10.2021 18:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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ID 627988
Lot 19 | 4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert
BILL, MAX
1908 Winterthur - 1994 Berlin

Title: 4 Quadrate in oberer Reihe in Dreiecke gesplittert.
Date: 1973.
Techinque: Colour silkscreen on vellum.
Depiction Size: 45 x 60cm.
Sheet Size: 70 x 70cm.
Notation: Signed, dated and numbered.
Number: 21/100.


Condition:
Staining in the centre of the left margin. Crease with tear in lower margin centrally (ca. 1cm). Slight crease in the centre of the right margin. Minimal bumping of the corners. Otherwise very good condition.
Artist:Max Bill (1908 - 1994)
Applied technique:Screen printing
Auction house category:Post War Prints
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