György Jovánovics.Relief B3 Eck ("Architekturlandschaft II") - photo 1
György Jovánovics.Relief B3 Eck ("Architekturlandschaft II") - photo 2
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György Jovánovics.Relief B3 Eck ("Architekturlandschaft II")

Lot 608
28.11.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 608 | György Jovánovics.Relief B3 Eck ("Architekturlandschaft II")
Estimate value
€ 25 000 – 35 000
JOVÁNOVICS, GYÖRGY
1939 Budapest

Title: Relief B3 Eck ("Architekturlandschaft II").
Date: 1984.
Technique: Plaster cast relief on hessian over wood construction.
Mounting: In wooden frame.
Measurement: 140 x 100cm.
Notation: Signed, inscribed and dated verso auf Gips: Jovanovics Budapest 1984. Additionally inscribed on the wood construction: Architekturlandschaft II GYORGY JOVANOVICS RELIEF 23.7.84.
Frame/Pedestal: Artist's frame (145 x 105cm).


Provenance:
- Galerie Zellermayer, Berlin
- Private collection Austria

Exhibitions:
- Galerie Zellermayer-Lorenzen, Berlin 1986
- XLVI. Venedig Biennale, 1995 (label)
- Galerie Zellermayer, Berlin 2016

Literature:
- Exhib. cat. György Jovánovics, Hungarian Pavilion, XLVI. Venice Biennale, 1995, p. 46, ill.
- Hafner, Zoltán (ed.): JOVÁNOVICS, CORVINA Budapest, 2004, pp. 92 a. 93, ill.

- Jovánovics is a prominent representative of the Hungarian neo-avant-garde movement
- The use of plaster as a material has become his trademark
- Charming, monochrome relief that evokes beautiful shades .
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