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Max Beckmann. Liebespaar I (From: Gesichter)

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11.01.2024 18:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 112 | Max Beckmann. Liebespaar I (From: Gesichter)
BECKMANN, MAX
1884 Leipzig - 1950 New York

Title: Liebespaar I (From: Gesichter).
Date: 1966.
Technique: Drypoint on vellum.
Depiction Size: 30 x 24cm.
Sheet Size: 52 x 37cm.
Notation: Numbered.
Number: 54/80.


Condition:
Minimally discoloured. Minimal traces of handling. Occasional minimal bumpings of the edges. Verso slightly and irregularly discoloured as well as slight foxings and remains of an old mounting. Otherwise in good condition.

Verso with the artist's estate stamp as well as signed by Peter Beckmann. Motive from 1916, Posthumous copy from the year 1966.

Literature:
- Hofmaier, James: Max Beckmann - Catalogue raisonné of his prints, Vol. 1 1900-1920, Bern 1990, cat. rais. no. 88/ C/ b.
Artist:Max Beckmann (1884 - 1950)
Applied technique:Etching
Auction house category:Modern Prints
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