Klaus Böttger (1942-1992) - "Torso" PORTFOLIO WITH 6 EROTIC PRINTS





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Klaus Böttger's "Torso" portfolio represents a significant work from the artist's 1974 oeuvre—a limited-edition collection of six erotic etchings executed with sophisticated technique and restrained color palettes.
This is copy number 3 from an edition of 100, establishing both its scarcity and authenticity. Each of the six sheets measures 31 x 26.7 cm and was produced using traditional copper plate printing methods. All prints bear individual signatures, edition numbers, and dates in the artist's hand, affirming their status as original works rather than reproductions.
The portfolio arrives in its original black cardboard folder, preserving the presentation integrity intended by the artist.
The work exemplifies 1970s German printmaking, where figurative expression and technical mastery converged. Böttger's approach to the erotic subject matter demonstrates restraint and artistic consideration—the compositions prioritize form and line over explicit content, positioning the work firmly within the fine art tradition. The tonal variations across the six prints suggest deliberate exploration of mood and atmosphere, a hallmark of serious printmaking practice.
For collectors of postwar European prints, German expressionist works, or 1970s erotica in high-art contexts, this portfolio offers documented provenance through its limited edition numbering and artist signatures. The condition and completeness of all six sheets, housed in original protective materials, adds material value to its artistic significance.
Klaus Böttger's "Torso" portfolio represents a significant work from the artist's 1974 oeuvre—a limited-edition collection of six erotic etchings executed with sophisticated technique and restrained color palettes.
This is copy number 3 from an edition of 100, establishing both its scarcity and authenticity. Each of the six sheets measures 31 x 26.7 cm and was produced using traditional copper plate printing methods. All prints bear individual signatures, edition numbers, and dates in the artist's hand, affirming their status as original works rather than reproductions.
The portfolio arrives in its original black cardboard folder, preserving the presentation integrity intended by the artist.
The work exemplifies 1970s German printmaking, where figurative expression and technical mastery converged. Böttger's approach to the erotic subject matter demonstrates restraint and artistic consideration—the compositions prioritize form and line over explicit content, positioning the work firmly within the fine art tradition. The tonal variations across the six prints suggest deliberate exploration of mood and atmosphere, a hallmark of serious printmaking practice.
For collectors of postwar European prints, German expressionist works, or 1970s erotica in high-art contexts, this portfolio offers documented provenance through its limited edition numbering and artist signatures. The condition and completeness of all six sheets, housed in original protective materials, adds material value to its artistic significance.

