ID 1337654
Lot 383 | Jonathan Meese.Das Krakelende Tintenfischwunder 'Joesey' hat den Ölprinzen den Tentakel 'Kunst' gekrault, wie Poseidonna's Guido Quiller...
Estimate value
€ 30 000 – 50 000
1970 Tokyo
Title: "Das Krakelende Tintenfischwunder 'Joesey' hat den Ölprinzen den Tentakel 'Kunst' gekrault, wie Poseidonna's Guido Quiller...".
Date: 2011.
Technique: Oil, acrylic and acrylic spatula on canvas.
Measurement: 210 x 140cm.
Notation: Monogrammed and dated lower right: JM 2011.
Frame/Pedestal: Craftman's frame.
Signed and dated several times and titled verso: JMeese 2011 DAS KRAKELENDE TINTENFISCHWUNDER "JOESEY" HAT DEN ÖLPRINZN DEN TENTAKEL "KUNST" GEKRAULT, WIE POSEIDONNA'S GUIDO QUILLER... Also inscribed on the stretcher: MEE/M 2571.
Provenance:
- Private collection North Rhine-Westphalia (directly from the artist)
- Characteristic work with a strong spatial presence
- Provocative and imaginative work in bright colours
- Offered on the auction market for the very first time.
Artist: | Jonathan Meese (1970) |
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Applied technique: | Oil |
Auction house category: | Contemporary paintings, drawings, watercolors |
Artist: | Jonathan Meese (1970) |
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Applied technique: | Oil |
Auction house category: | Contemporary paintings, drawings, watercolors |
Address of auction |
VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH Hitzelerstr. 2 50968 Köln Germany | ||||||||||||||
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