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Andy Warhol - Zwei-Dollar Schein, handsigniert und gestempelt, USA, 1976

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Auction dateClassic
21.06.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6069 | Andy Warhol - Zwei-Dollar Schein, handsigniert und gestempelt, USA, 1976
Andy Warhol - Zwei-Dollar Schein, handsigniert und gestempelt, USA, 1976
Zwei-Dollar-Schein, 1976 von Warhol mit schwarzem Stift signiert und rückseitig gestempelt, mit aufgeklebter hellblauer Briefmarke, US-Postalservice, und Poststempel "200 Jahre Unabhängigkeit der USA, 1776-1976". Im Plexiglas Rahmen, Größe 20x15cm, mit Umkarton. Dazu ein Echtheitszertifikat der Galerie 32, Nizza, vom 13. Juni 2019. Selten. Andy Warhol (1928-1987), bedeutender Vertreter der amerikanischen Pop Art.
Im April 1976 nahm der Künstler eine echte Zwei-Dollar-Banknote mit dem Porträt des amerikanischen Präsidenten Thomas Jefferson, signierte sie mit einem schwarzen Filzstift auf der Vorderseite, collagierte sie mit einer 13-Cent-Briefmarke und ließ diese von der Post abstempeln. Zusätzlich platzierte er auf der Rückseite des Geldscheins seinen Namen mit einem Gummistempel, wie er ihn seit 1966 oftmals auch für seine bekannten Druckgrafiken verwendete.

Zustand: II
Andy Warhol - 2 Dollar Bill, signed and stamped, USA, 1976
In April of 1976 Andy Warhol took several Two-Dollar bills, showing Thomas Jefferson, signed them with a black marker, placed his name stamp on the reverse (the same one he frequently used on his prints), affixed a light blue 13-cent stamp by the US Postal Service and had it stamped "200 years of US Independence 1776-1976". A rare piece by Andy Warhol (1928-1987), American artist and leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art.
In an acrylic glass frame, 20 x 15 cm, in a cardboard box. With a certificate of authenticity by Galerie 32, Nice, France, dated June 13, 2019.

Condition: II
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