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Hans Hartung Farandole 5

Lithograph

€3.500,00

Farandole 5 by Hans Hartung. Signed in white crayon on lower right margin and Roman numeral print run at lower left XXVII/LXXV.
Lithograph. 550 x740 mm. (21.65 x 29,13) Table 5, issue B, from the folder Farandole – Suite Lithographique de Hans Hartung – Poème de Jean Proal, publisher Poligrafa, Barcelona, printer Atelier Poligrafa, Barcelona,
Catalog raisonné: Rainer Michael Mason RMM 309

Materials: Paper

Period: 1971

Creator: Hans Hartung (Lipsia

Conditions: Work sold in perfect condition

Height: 23,62 without/f; 26,77 w/f

Length: 33,07; w/frame 36,61

Technique: Lithograph

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In his later years Hans Hartung (Leipzig, 1904 – Antibes, 1989) devoted himself mainly to his work as an engraver, often accompanying his works with literary texts; in his last works the sign became more fragmentary, subtle and sensitive.

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Materials: Paper

Period: 1971

Creator: Hans Hartung (Lipsia

Conditions: Work sold in perfect condition

Height: 23,62 without/f; 26,77 w/f

Length: 33,07; w/frame 36,61

Technique: Lithograph

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Hans Hartung Farandole 5