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123000514
Hermann Max Pechstein
Beugender Akt mit Schale, 1910.
Brush and India ink drawing
Starting bid: € 5,000 / $ 5,350
Beugender Akt mit Schale. 1910.
Brush and India ink drawing.
Monogrammed and dated in lower right of the backing board. On delicate gold paper, mounted on yellowish backing board by the artist. 32 x 36.3 cm (12.5 x 14.2 in), size of sheet. Backing board: 36,5 x 43,3 cm (14,4 x 17,1 in).
[CH].
• From the "Brücke" heyday.
• From a small series of drawings on gold paper.
• The shimmering paper makes for a special material aesthetic.
• Formerly owned by the famous sculptor Richard Scheibe (1879-1964) and family-owned since.
The work is documented in the archive of the Max Pechstein Urheberrechtsgemeinschaft, Hamburg/ Berlin, dokumentiert.
PROVENANCE: Richard Scheibe (1879-1964), Berlin (presumably acquired directly fom the artist).
Private collection (inherited from the above).
Family-owned since.
To view artwork condition please click on the high-definition images and use the zoom function.
Brush and India ink drawing.
Monogrammed and dated in lower right of the backing board. On delicate gold paper, mounted on yellowish backing board by the artist. 32 x 36.3 cm (12.5 x 14.2 in), size of sheet. Backing board: 36,5 x 43,3 cm (14,4 x 17,1 in).
[CH].
• From the "Brücke" heyday.
• From a small series of drawings on gold paper.
• The shimmering paper makes for a special material aesthetic.
• Formerly owned by the famous sculptor Richard Scheibe (1879-1964) and family-owned since.
The work is documented in the archive of the Max Pechstein Urheberrechtsgemeinschaft, Hamburg/ Berlin, dokumentiert.
PROVENANCE: Richard Scheibe (1879-1964), Berlin (presumably acquired directly fom the artist).
Private collection (inherited from the above).
Family-owned since.
To view artwork condition please click on the high-definition images and use the zoom function.
123000514
Hermann Max Pechstein
Beugender Akt mit Schale, 1910.
Brush and India ink drawing
Starting bid: € 5,000 / $ 5,350