ID 334179
Lot 201 | Sehr grosses Konvolut von 43 sehr grossen Plakaten
Estimate value
CHF 200 – 400
je ca. 127 x 90 cm
Narrheiten, Wahrheiten, Helmhaus Zörich 1954; Gold und Silber aus dem alten China, Museum Rietberg 1995; Georges Rouault im Museum Bruder Klaus in Sachseln 1995; Sol LeWitt im Museum Winterthur 1994; Mythos und Ritual in der Kunst der 70er Jahre, Kunsthaus Zörich 1981; Aktion Pro Biafra; Pablo Picasso im Kunsthaus Zörich 1982; Koptische Kunst im Kunsthaus Zörich 1964; Mit anderen Augen, Zeichnungen von Kindern und Jugendlichen, Zörich 1983; Gottfried Keller im Muraltengut 1969; Die Malerfamilie Holbein in Basel, Kunstmuseum Basel; Malerei und Photographie im Dialog, Kunsthaus Zörich 1977; Islamische Schvnschrift, Museum Rietberg 1980; Georges Seurat im Kunsthaus Zörich 1984; Sigmar Polke im Kunsthaus Zörich 1984; Salvador Dali im Kunsthaus Zörich 1989; Francis Picabia im Kunsthaus Zörich 1984; Wols im Kunsthaus Zörich 1989/90; Chinesisches Cloisonni, Museum Rietberg 1985; Buddhistische Holzskulpturen, 1986; Afrikanische Kunst, Musuem för Vvlkerkunde St. Gallen; Werner Bischof Photographien, Kunsthaus Zörich 1986/87; Cy Twombly im Kunsthaus Zörich 1987; Oskar Kokoschka im Kunsthaus Zörich 1986; Theater Spektakel Zörich 1986; Mirs im Kunsthaus Zörich 1987; Immendorff im Kunsthaus Zörich 1983/84; Hans Staub im Kunsthaus Zörich; Hugo Weber im Kunsthaus Zörich 1984; Meisterwerke aus der Graphischen Sammlung, Kunsthaus Zörich 1984; Gustave Courbet, Kunsthaus Zörich 1984; Daniel Gaemperle, Galerie Linder Basel 1986; Diego Giacometti, Museum Bellerive 1988; Geschenke und Neuerwerbungen, Kunsthaus Zörich 1988; Man Ray, Kunsthaus Zörich 1988; Kunst der Senufo, Museum Rietberg 1988; Franzvsische Photographie 1840-71, Kunsthaus Zörich; Romantik in Frankreich, Internationale Junifestwochen Zörich 1987; Edvard Munch, Kunsthaus Zörich 1987/88; Sonia Delaunay, Museum Bellerive; Aussereuropdische Kunst, Museum Rietberg; Gemdlde der deutschen Romantik, Kunsthaus Zörich 1985; Eugene Delacroix, Kunsthaus Zörich 1987;
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