Konrad Klapheck (1935-2023) - ohne Titel

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Konrad Klapheck (1935–2023), untitled, a 2003 original mixed-media artwork on parchment in a hyperrealist Pop culture theme, 29.7 × 20.5 cm, framed, in very good condition, sold by Galerie.

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KONRAD KLAPHECK
(Deceased, during his lifetime highly sought-after, former professor and head of the Düsseldorf Art Academy; representative of the so-called "Hyperrealism")

Very rare UNIQUE PIECE!

Mixed media with various pens on a brown parchment envelope, which was used at the time for shipment to a collector, as also indicated by the postmark stamps on it; back then it was partly a playful practice by artists to send or sign objects under pseudonyms, as here in the sender address with "Eberhard", which certainly referred to the artist and his successor as professor of the Art Academy, "Eberhard Haverkost"!
As another proof of authenticity, also the visiting card included at the time, handwritten by the artist! Do not be misled by the postal code. The card lay in the envelope in a clear plastic sleeve, probably an old visiting card of the artist that he used for the message.

This already under glass-framed, unique lot, which, in the same form and size, has since been sold at auction houses such as Van Ham for a mid four-figure euro amount, is referred to by the title

Painted parchment for Ingrid Dick with hand-written visiting card

by Konrad Klapheck, by hand

- described
- painted

Size of the parchment (cut irregularly):
29.7 cm x 20.5 cm

Size including framing:
40.0 cm x 30.0 cm

Edition:
Unique piece

Condition:
very good

KONRAD KLAPHECK
(Deceased, during his lifetime highly sought-after, former professor and head of the Düsseldorf Art Academy; representative of the so-called "Hyperrealism")

Very rare UNIQUE PIECE!

Mixed media with various pens on a brown parchment envelope, which was used at the time for shipment to a collector, as also indicated by the postmark stamps on it; back then it was partly a playful practice by artists to send or sign objects under pseudonyms, as here in the sender address with "Eberhard", which certainly referred to the artist and his successor as professor of the Art Academy, "Eberhard Haverkost"!
As another proof of authenticity, also the visiting card included at the time, handwritten by the artist! Do not be misled by the postal code. The card lay in the envelope in a clear plastic sleeve, probably an old visiting card of the artist that he used for the message.

This already under glass-framed, unique lot, which, in the same form and size, has since been sold at auction houses such as Van Ham for a mid four-figure euro amount, is referred to by the title

Painted parchment for Ingrid Dick with hand-written visiting card

by Konrad Klapheck, by hand

- described
- painted

Size of the parchment (cut irregularly):
29.7 cm x 20.5 cm

Size including framing:
40.0 cm x 30.0 cm

Edition:
Unique piece

Condition:
very good

Details

Artist
Konrad Klapheck (1935-2023)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
ohne Titel
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
2003
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
29.7 cm
Width
20.5 cm
Weight
0.5 g
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Hyperrealism
Period
2000-2010
GermanyVerified
2569
Objects sold
100%
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