Prof. Gerlinde Beck, Konvolut Druckgraphik - photo 1
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Prof. Gerlinde Beck, Konvolut Druckgraphik - photo 1

Prof. Gerlinde Beck, Konvolut Druckgraphik

Lot 4702
24.02.2018 11:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 4702 | Prof. Gerlinde Beck, Konvolut Druckgraphik
drei Blatt, geometrische, schwebende Formen vor monochromem Grund, Farbsiebdrucke auf leichtem Karton, jeweils in Blei signiert „G. Beck“, ein Blatt datiert „(19) 71“, jeweils rückseitig mit Ausstellungsetikett und zwei Blätter weiterhin mit Widmung in Blei, minimale Lagerspuren, Darstellung blattfüllend, Blattmaße ca. 30 x 29,7 cm, 58 x 40 cm und 59,6 x 54,7 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Bildhauerin und Malerin (1930 Stuttgart-Cannstatt bis 2006 Niefer-Öschelbronn), 1949–56 Studium an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart bei Willi Baumeister, Karl Hils, Gerhard Gollwitzer und Peter Otto Heim, einem breiten Publikum wurde die Künstlerin durch die 1973 und 1984 entstandene „Klangstraße“ bekannt, 1985 entstand mit ihren „bespielten“ Skulpturen nach Kompositionen von Klaus Hinrich Stahmer, Karlheinz Stockhausen und Anestis Logothetis eine Langspielplatte im Rahmen der „Tage der Neuen Musik“ in Würzburg, 1984 und 2001 Verleihung des Bundesverdienstkreuzes, 1989 Verleihung des Professorentitels, 1996 wurde die Gerlinde-Beck-Stiftung gegründet, Quelle: Wikipedia und Gerlinde-Beck-Stiftung.
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