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Untitled (The cat only grinned when it saw Alice)

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€ 300
Auction dateClassic
11.11.2021 18:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Germany, Köln
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ID 655263
Lot 23 | Untitled (The cat only grinned when it saw Alice)
SCHUMANN, SARAH
Berlin 1933 - 2019

Title: Untitled (The cat only grinned when it saw Alice).
Date: 1972.
Techinque: Offset on thin card.
Depiction Size: 34 x 26cm.
Sheet Size: 49,5 x 49cm.
Notation: Signed.


Condition:
Sheet slightly discoloured with minimal light edge. Minimal rubbing of the surface (visible in oblique light). Occasional slight bumping at the upper and lower edge of the sheet. Otherwise the work is in a very good condition.

Provenance:
- Private collection Hesse

VAN HAM Art Estate has been looking after Sarah Schumann's oeuvre since 2018. The written estate is located in the German Art Archive at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nuremberg (GNM) since 2019.
Artist:Sarah Schumann (1933 - 2019)
Auction house category:Post War Prints
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