Peter Klasen (1935-2010). - Machinerie - Fisons (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Peter Klasen's lithograph Machinerie, signed in pencil, 76 × 56 cm, limited edition, from France, dated 1980, in good condition with minor damp stains not affecting the plate.
Description from the seller
Original period proof of this vividly colored lithograph by Peter Klasen.
Title: Machinery
Artist: Peter Klasen (1935-2010)
Technique: lithograph signed in pencil
Signature: pencil-signed at the bottom of the plate
Format: 76x56 cm
Condition: Excellent condition, some damp spots not reaching the plate.
Peter Klasen (1935-2010)
From 1955, Peter Klasen began learning lithography techniques and airbrushing. He enrolled at the Berlin University of the Arts. It was then an avant-garde school, benefiting from the presence of young professors trained in the spirit of the Bauhaus or German Expressionism, such as Hann Trier, an important painter of the informal school. He studied under Will Grohmann, Hans Richter and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff.
Seller's Story
Original period proof of this vividly colored lithograph by Peter Klasen.
Title: Machinery
Artist: Peter Klasen (1935-2010)
Technique: lithograph signed in pencil
Signature: pencil-signed at the bottom of the plate
Format: 76x56 cm
Condition: Excellent condition, some damp spots not reaching the plate.
Peter Klasen (1935-2010)
From 1955, Peter Klasen began learning lithography techniques and airbrushing. He enrolled at the Berlin University of the Arts. It was then an avant-garde school, benefiting from the presence of young professors trained in the spirit of the Bauhaus or German Expressionism, such as Hann Trier, an important painter of the informal school. He studied under Will Grohmann, Hans Richter and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff.
