Heinz Mack (1931) - Kleiner Flügel





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Heinz Mack, Kleiner Flügel, a 1971 mixed‑media work (serigraphy and embossed print on aluminium‑foil board), edition 52/90, hand‑signed, in excellent condition, measuring 37.3 × 50.7 cm with a frame.
Description from the seller
Heinz Mack (1931– )
Born in Lollar; active in Mönchengladbach and on Ibiza
Title: Small Wing
(Original title)
Technique:
Silkscreen and embossed print on aluminum foil board
Edition:
Numbered 52/90
Signature:
Hand-signed and dated “(19)71”
Year of creation:
1971
Publisher:
Krefeld Art Association
Catalogue raisonné:
Fulda-Kahn 59 (there, with a different edition size)
Dimensions:
37.3 × 50.7 cm (sheet size)
The frame shows age-related signs of wear.
Photos are part of the condition description.
A significant graphic work by Heinz Mack, co-founder of the artist group ZERO, known for its groundbreaking experiments with light, movement and material.
The sheet was created as the first annual gift of the newly founded Krefeld Art Association in 1970 (formerly Crefeld Museum Association, founded 1883) and thus holds special art-historical significance.
The combination of silkscreen and embossed print on aluminum-foil board creates a fascinating interaction of light and surface—a central element in Heinz Mack’s work. Depending on the angle of light, the effect of the work changes and gives it a lively, almost kinetic quality.
A characteristic example of Mack’s work from the early 1970s and a collectible piece of ZERO aesthetics.
Careful and trackable international shipping.
Photos are part of the condition description.
Heinz Mack (1931– )
Born in Lollar; active in Mönchengladbach and on Ibiza
Title: Small Wing
(Original title)
Technique:
Silkscreen and embossed print on aluminum foil board
Edition:
Numbered 52/90
Signature:
Hand-signed and dated “(19)71”
Year of creation:
1971
Publisher:
Krefeld Art Association
Catalogue raisonné:
Fulda-Kahn 59 (there, with a different edition size)
Dimensions:
37.3 × 50.7 cm (sheet size)
The frame shows age-related signs of wear.
Photos are part of the condition description.
A significant graphic work by Heinz Mack, co-founder of the artist group ZERO, known for its groundbreaking experiments with light, movement and material.
The sheet was created as the first annual gift of the newly founded Krefeld Art Association in 1970 (formerly Crefeld Museum Association, founded 1883) and thus holds special art-historical significance.
The combination of silkscreen and embossed print on aluminum-foil board creates a fascinating interaction of light and surface—a central element in Heinz Mack’s work. Depending on the angle of light, the effect of the work changes and gives it a lively, almost kinetic quality.
A characteristic example of Mack’s work from the early 1970s and a collectible piece of ZERO aesthetics.
Careful and trackable international shipping.
Photos are part of the condition description.

