TV Still Life (From: 11 Pop Artists, Volume III) - photo 1
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TV Still Life (From: 11 Pop Artists, Volume III)

Lot 109
03.02.2022 18:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 400
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 109 | TV Still Life (From: 11 Pop Artists, Volume III)
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€ 1 800 – 2 400
WESSELMANN, TOM
1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York

Title: TV Still Life (From: 11 Pop Artists, Volume III).
Date: 1965.
Techinque: Colour silkscreen on laid card.
Depiction Size: 73,5 x 96,5cm.
Notation: . Signed and numbered.
Publisher: Abrams Original Editions, New York (publisher).
Number: XLVI/L.


Ccondition:
Sheet partially minimally stained. Verso traces or remains of an old mounting. Minimal staining. Otherwise the sheet is in very good condition.

The sheet originated form the 11-part portfolio "11 Pop Artists, Volume III". Outside of the edition of 200 Arabic numbered copies.
Artist:Tom Wesselmann (1931 - 2004)
Applied technique:Screen printing
Auction house category:Post War Prints
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