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Aernout Overbeeke. Mixed lot of 2 works on paper

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Auction dateClassic
27.03.2024 18:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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ID 1177956
Lot 61 | Aernout Overbeeke. Mixed lot of 2 works on paper
OVERBEEKE, AERNOUT
1951

Title: Mixed lot of 2 works on paper.
a) Untitled. 1996/98. Collage and gouache over Inkjet-print on thin card. 110 x 75cm.
Inscribed and dated lower left: ... (illegible) 98. As well as signed and dated lower
right: Aernout Overbeeke '96. Verso with artist's stamp and one Asian red stamp. b)
Untitled. 1996/98. Mixed media on thin card. Mat window: 108 x 73cm. Signed and dated
lower right: Aernout Overbeek '96. As well as inscribed and dated lower left: ...
(illegible) 12/10/98. Framed (122 x 87cm).

Condition:
a) Pin holes in the margin areas. Occasional minimal stainings and minimal bumpings to the edges. Occasional minimal traces of handling. Otherwise in very good condition. b) Due to the mounting minimally wavy. One small stain. Verso mounted. Otherwise in very good condition. Not examined out of the frame.


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Applied technique:Mixed media
Auction house category:Modern and Contemporary art
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