Emil Schuhmacher (1912-1999) - Offene Hand





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Emil Schumacher’s original aquatint etching Offene Hand (1967) is a 1:1-format work in a limited edition of 65, with a sheet size of approximately 53 × 39.5 cm, signed lower right, in excellent condition, produced in Germany and published by Ketterer, München.
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An expressive original print by Emil Schumacher is available.
Open Hand from 1967 belongs to an important series of monochrome aquatint prints and shows the artist's characteristic, powerfully reduced expression.
Artist: Emil Schumacher.
Title: Open Hand.
Year: 1967
Technique: aquatint print.
Description: open hand in a 1:1 format as a symbol of giving and taking
Signature: signed bottom right.
Edition: 65 copies.
Sheet size: approx. 53 x 39.5 cm.
Paper: handmade rag paper with an embossing stamp
Publisher: Ketterer, Munich.
Reference: Edition Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer 1963-1995, Ketterer Kunst, Munich, 1995, No. 185, with illustration.
Emil Schumacher (1912–1999) is regarded as one of the most important representatives of German Informel. His work is characterized by gestural energy, material density, and a distinctive, often archaic-looking visual language. His printmaking also stands for this immediate, expressive handwriting.
Shipping is sent well packaged, insured, and with a tracking number via DHL.
An expressive original print by Emil Schumacher is available.
Open Hand from 1967 belongs to an important series of monochrome aquatint prints and shows the artist's characteristic, powerfully reduced expression.
Artist: Emil Schumacher.
Title: Open Hand.
Year: 1967
Technique: aquatint print.
Description: open hand in a 1:1 format as a symbol of giving and taking
Signature: signed bottom right.
Edition: 65 copies.
Sheet size: approx. 53 x 39.5 cm.
Paper: handmade rag paper with an embossing stamp
Publisher: Ketterer, Munich.
Reference: Edition Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer 1963-1995, Ketterer Kunst, Munich, 1995, No. 185, with illustration.
Emil Schumacher (1912–1999) is regarded as one of the most important representatives of German Informel. His work is characterized by gestural energy, material density, and a distinctive, often archaic-looking visual language. His printmaking also stands for this immediate, expressive handwriting.
Shipping is sent well packaged, insured, and with a tracking number via DHL.

