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Alexander Kanoldt. Mixed Lot of 2 Lithographs

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€ 1 200
Auction dateClassic
29.02.2024 18:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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ID 1163789
Lot 28 | Alexander Kanoldt. Mixed Lot of 2 Lithographs
KANOLDT, ALEXANDER
1881 Karlsruhe - 1939 Berlin

Title: Mixed Lot of 2 Lithographs.
a) Alpspitze. 1932. Lithograph, watercolour on JCA France INGRES (watermark). 53 x 41,5cm
(63 x 47,5cm). Ex. 15/30. Signed, dated, numbered, titled and inscribed. b) Olevano V.
1925. Lithograph on vellum. 22,5 x 17,5cm (45,5 x 32cm). Signed.


Condition:
a) Slightly and irregularly discoloured. Slight traces of handling. Minimal bumpings to the edges. Restored tear in the lower right corner. Small tear (adhered on verso) in lower left corner. Restored puncture lower left. Occasional minor foxing. Verso slightly discoloured and remains of an old mounting. b) Slightly and irregularly discoloured. Slight traces of handling. Occasional minimal bumpings to edges. Occasional minimal discoloured stains. Verso remains of an old mounting (slightly bleeding through recto) and slightly discoloured. Otherwise in good condition.

b) From the edition size of approx. 10 copies.

Literature:
- Ammann, Edith: Das graphische Werk von Alexander Kanoldt, Karlsruhe 1963, a) cat. rais. no. 41, b) cat. rais. no. 24.
Applied technique:Lithography
Auction house category:Modern Graphics
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