ID 963770
Lot 13 | Schwarzwasser/Schwarzwasser I (Petrol)
Estimate value
€ 120 000 – 180 000
1930 Mörigen, Switzerland - 2022 Riggisberg, Switzerland
Title: Schwarzwasser/Schwarzwasser I (Petrol).
Date: 1990/91.
Technique: Colour woodcut (hand proof) on Kumohadamashi-Japan by Iwano Heizaburo.
Depiction Size: 234 x 182cm.
Sheet Size: 276 x 217cm.
Notation: Signed and numbered (verso).
Publisher: Franz Gertsch/Turske & Turske, Zurich (publisher).
Number: 4/20.
Frame: Artist's frame.
The sheet was created by the artist in cooperation with the printer Nik Hausmann.
Provenance:
- Private collection North Rhine-Westphalia
- Private collection Berlin
Exhibitions:
- Museum Franz Gertsch, Burgdorf 2016 - 2023 (permanent loan)
Literature:
- Firmenich, Andrea (ed.): Franz Gertsch - Holzschnitte. Aus der Natur Gerissen, Cologne 2013, cat. rais. no. 12, p. 119, ill.
- Mason, Rainer Michael (ed.): Franz Gertsch - Holzschnitte (3rd ed.), Zurich 1991, cat. rais. no. 12c, ill.
- Cf. exhib. cat. Franz Gertsch - Geheimnis Natur, Museum Frieder Burda, Baden-Baden, Stuttgart 2014, p. 35, ill.
- Cf. exhib. cat. Franz Gertsch. Retrospective, Kunstmuseum Bern/Museum Franz Gertsch, Burgdorf, Stuttgart 2005/06, p. 178/179, ill.
- Cf. Graphische Sammlung der ETH Zürich (ed.): Franz Gertsch. Landscapes, Stuttgart 1993, p. 19, ill.
- One of the very much sought-after monumental "Schwarzwasser" woodcuts in the thematically coordinated colouring of petrol
- The copies of the edition vary in colour and are therefore unique
- One of the artist's first engagements with nature, which he lets the viewer experience in full dynamic
- On permanent loan to the Museum Franz Gertsch in Burgdorf/Switzerland from 2016-2023.
Auction house category: | Post War Prints |
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