Friedel Dzubas (1915-1994) - Unbekannt
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Friedel Dzubas, Unbekannt, 1974, limited-edition colour silkscreen, 135/144, 162 × 112 cm framed, in excellent condition with frame, United States, Abstract Expressionism.
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Excellent condition. No water damage.
Friedel Dzubas (1915-1994) — German/American Master of Color Field Painting
"Untitled", 1974
Original color silkscreen Edition 135/144
Friedel Dzubas stands among the most significant post-war American abstractionists. A close associate of Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, and Kenneth Noland, Dzubas developed his signature Color Field style under the direct influence of Hans Hofmann and Clement Greenberg. His works are held in major museum collections across the United States.
This large-format silkscreen — measuring an imposing 162 x 112 cm — exemplifies Dzubas at his most powerful: bold, sweeping vertical strokes of color that create an immediate, commanding presence.
Details:
Technique: Original color silkscreen on paper
Dimensions: 162 x 112 cm (framed)silver-finished wood frame
Signed and numbered in pencil: 135/144 Friedel Dzubas 1974
Edition: Limited to 144 impressions
Condition: Excellent, with frame
Photos are part of the condition description.
Provenance: Lincoln Center Print Program (Albert List Foundation), New York
Documented market and auction results for identical work/editions:
Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA): Similar Lincoln Center large-format edition sold for US$ 3,144 (including premium).
Bonhams Skinner (Boston), January 2024: Identical work from the same edition sold for US$ 2,048.
Gallery Retail Valuation (1stDibs / Modern Art Galleries): Documented retail and gallery prices for hand-signed and numbered impressions from this 144-edition range between US$ 6,500 and US$ 9,800.
Excellent condition. No water damage.
Friedel Dzubas (1915-1994) — German/American Master of Color Field Painting
"Untitled", 1974
Original color silkscreen Edition 135/144
Friedel Dzubas stands among the most significant post-war American abstractionists. A close associate of Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, and Kenneth Noland, Dzubas developed his signature Color Field style under the direct influence of Hans Hofmann and Clement Greenberg. His works are held in major museum collections across the United States.
This large-format silkscreen — measuring an imposing 162 x 112 cm — exemplifies Dzubas at his most powerful: bold, sweeping vertical strokes of color that create an immediate, commanding presence.
Details:
Technique: Original color silkscreen on paper
Dimensions: 162 x 112 cm (framed)silver-finished wood frame
Signed and numbered in pencil: 135/144 Friedel Dzubas 1974
Edition: Limited to 144 impressions
Condition: Excellent, with frame
Photos are part of the condition description.
Provenance: Lincoln Center Print Program (Albert List Foundation), New York
Documented market and auction results for identical work/editions:
Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA): Similar Lincoln Center large-format edition sold for US$ 3,144 (including premium).
Bonhams Skinner (Boston), January 2024: Identical work from the same edition sold for US$ 2,048.
Gallery Retail Valuation (1stDibs / Modern Art Galleries): Documented retail and gallery prices for hand-signed and numbered impressions from this 144-edition range between US$ 6,500 and US$ 9,800.
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Artist
Friedel Dzubas (1915-1994)
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
135/144
Title of artwork
Unbekannt
Technique
Silkscreen
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United States
Year
1974
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
163 cm
Width
112 cm
Weight
20 kg
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Period
1970-1980
Sold with frame
Yes
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