Gerhart Bergmann (1922–2007) - Holunder





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Gerhart Bergmann's original 1978 multi‑colour aquatint on handmade paper, titled Holunder I, a proo f print signed and dated, 55 by 75 cm sheet with an image of about 45 by 50 cm, originating from Germany and in good condition.
Description from the seller
Artist: Gerhart Bergmann (1922–2007)
Title: “Holunder I”
Year of creation: 1978
Technique: Colorful etching or color aquatint on handmade paper
Execution: Proof print, artist's copy
Signature: Hand-signed and dated in pencil
Designations: On the left “Probedruck”, in the middle “Holunder”, on the right “G. Bergmann 78”
Catalogue raisonné: The work is catalogued by the Bergmann estate; no specific WV number is known
Sheet: approx. 55 x 75 cm
Motif: approx. 45 x 50 cm
Age-appropriate good condition. The colors are richly preserved and the depiction is clear. The sheet has broad, untrimmed handmade paper margins.
In the white margin there are occasional light signs of aging or foxing as well as minor signs of wear. In the upper right area of the depiction there is a small rubbed or lightened spot visible. No conspicuously large cracks detectable.
The photographs are part of the condition description.
Artist: Gerhart Bergmann (1922–2007)
Title: “Holunder I”
Year of creation: 1978
Technique: Colorful etching or color aquatint on handmade paper
Execution: Proof print, artist's copy
Signature: Hand-signed and dated in pencil
Designations: On the left “Probedruck”, in the middle “Holunder”, on the right “G. Bergmann 78”
Catalogue raisonné: The work is catalogued by the Bergmann estate; no specific WV number is known
Sheet: approx. 55 x 75 cm
Motif: approx. 45 x 50 cm
Age-appropriate good condition. The colors are richly preserved and the depiction is clear. The sheet has broad, untrimmed handmade paper margins.
In the white margin there are occasional light signs of aging or foxing as well as minor signs of wear. In the upper right area of the depiction there is a small rubbed or lightened spot visible. No conspicuously large cracks detectable.
The photographs are part of the condition description.

