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Edition EAT ART Galerie.Objektkästen, Multiples

Lot 545
28.11.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 545 | Edition EAT ART Galerie.Objektkästen, Multiples
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€ 4 000 – 6 000
EDITION EAT ART GALERIETitle: Objektkästen, Multiples.
Subtitle: 42 works in different techniques by different artists. (7 boxes à 6 artists).
Date: 1972.
Measurement: Each box 36 x 53 x 5.5cm.
Notation: Each work (as far as visible) signed and partly dated.

The 7 letter boxes originate from an edition of 25 copies, which was not fully realised.

The arrangement of the riser boxes is variable and can be customised.

All the artists involved were active in Düsseldorf in 1972 as students, professors or freelance artists: Friedrich Werthmann, Will Brüll, Nikolaus Sievers, P. Bohl, Götzinger, Heinrich Brummack, Werner Wenz, Michael Hoff, Bernd Busch, Michael Schwarze, W.J. Sesselberg, Dieter Roth, Daniel Spoerri, Ugo Dossi, Dorothee Iannone, Wolfgang Klieger, Robert Filiou, Eric Dietmann, Vornbeck, Roswitha Lüders, Trude Esser, Hede Bühl, Peter Ohlow, Micsenko, H. W. Lingemann, Oehm, Ferdinand Spindel, Karolus Lodenkämper, B. Rosenbaum, Rotar, J. Rabascall, J. Holzapfel, M. Pflüger, Michael Langer, G. Kafka, Paulus, Miralda-Selz, Wolf Vostell, Otmar Alt, Paul van Rafelgehm, Walter Moser, Egli, Alfonso Hüppi, Willi Sensen.


Provenance:
- Collection Carlo Schröter
- Private collection North Rhine-Westphalia.
Auction house category:Post War Objects
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