Christopher Oberhumer (XX) - Die Reise

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Christopher Oberhumer (XX) presents the 1992 oil portrait Die Reise, an original edition from Germany, signed and sold with a black frame, measuring 56 by 42 cm in excellent condition.

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Christopher Oberhuemer – 'The Journey' (1992), Work No. 1

Medium: mixed media on painting board

Signature: Signed on the back

Frame: black wooden frame with a hanging wire.

Provenance: First exhibited work of the multimedia exhibition 'The Journey', Munich, September 25, 1992.

Condition: Very good condition; slight age-related signs on the frame.

Description: This work marks the beginning of the interdisciplinary exhibition 'The Journey,' which took place in Munich in 1992 and united painting, music, and dance into a holistic art project. As the first exhibit, it holds a central position within the cycle and reflects the conceptual depth of Oberhuemers' work during this phase.

The composition is characterized by dynamic, organically appearing forms rendered in bold earth tones, reds, and greens. A central oval motif with a red outline serves as the visual anchor point and conveys a sense of movement, transformation, and inner journey – themes that define Oberhuemer's work during this period. The textured surface and expressive brushwork create a tactile depth that immediately engages the viewer.

The back documents the origin clearly and refers to the original presentation within the framework of the art project. Since the exhibition 'Die Reise' has not yet been publicly documented and no further references exist online, the work gains additional historical and collector's value. The complete brochure for the exhibition is available and can be provided as proof of provenance.

Christopher Oberhuemer – 'The Journey' (1992), Work No. 1

Medium: mixed media on painting board

Signature: Signed on the back

Frame: black wooden frame with a hanging wire.

Provenance: First exhibited work of the multimedia exhibition 'The Journey', Munich, September 25, 1992.

Condition: Very good condition; slight age-related signs on the frame.

Description: This work marks the beginning of the interdisciplinary exhibition 'The Journey,' which took place in Munich in 1992 and united painting, music, and dance into a holistic art project. As the first exhibit, it holds a central position within the cycle and reflects the conceptual depth of Oberhuemers' work during this phase.

The composition is characterized by dynamic, organically appearing forms rendered in bold earth tones, reds, and greens. A central oval motif with a red outline serves as the visual anchor point and conveys a sense of movement, transformation, and inner journey – themes that define Oberhuemer's work during this period. The textured surface and expressive brushwork create a tactile depth that immediately engages the viewer.

The back documents the origin clearly and refers to the original presentation within the framework of the art project. Since the exhibition 'Die Reise' has not yet been publicly documented and no further references exist online, the work gains additional historical and collector's value. The complete brochure for the exhibition is available and can be provided as proof of provenance.

Details

Artist
Christopher Oberhumer (XX)
Edition
Original
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Sold with frame
Yes
Title of artwork
Die Reise
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of Origin
Germany
Year
1992
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
56 cm
Width
42 cm
Weight
1010 g
Depiction/Theme
Portrait
Style
Expressionism
Period
1990-2000
GermanyVerified
Private

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