Panamarenko - Hommage "Schneider von Ulm" – Handgesigneerd - 1986

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Panamarenko is the author/illustrator of the Dutch-language, limited-edition 1986 softcover book Hommage 'Schneider von Ulm' – Hand-signed, published by Kunstverein Ulm, 16 pages, 24.5 × 19 cm, in good condition with a title-page signature.

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Rare!
The catalog in itself is quite rare due to the low edition size, this copy is additionally hand-signed, so very rare.

A special and scarce publication by the iconic Belgian artist Panamarenko, published in 1986. This work is entirely devoted to Panamarenko's homage to the legendary "Schneider von Ulm" (Albrecht Berblinger) and Panamarenko's monumental flying contraption Umbilly V for the University of Ulm (hanging in the foyer of the library there).
Panamarenko was obsessed with the mechanics of flying, bird flight, and utopian, non-working flying machines throughout his life. The tragicomic story of the Schneider von Ulm—the 19th-century German tailor and aviation pioneer who, in 1811, plunged into the Danube with homemade wings in a blaze of glory—is the ultimate 'Panamarenko story.' It embodies the fine line between genius, dreams, and the harsh reality of gravity.

What makes this copy absolutely unique is the original autograph of Panamarenko on the title page.
On the cover ill. of Panamarenko's object helicopter (1975).

Provenance: important, unique private collection.

The book is in good condition. The interior is excellent and the binding is solid. The dust jacket shows some light spots in accordance with age (see photos for an exact view).

Rare!
The catalog in itself is quite rare due to the low edition size, this copy is additionally hand-signed, so very rare.

A special and scarce publication by the iconic Belgian artist Panamarenko, published in 1986. This work is entirely devoted to Panamarenko's homage to the legendary "Schneider von Ulm" (Albrecht Berblinger) and Panamarenko's monumental flying contraption Umbilly V for the University of Ulm (hanging in the foyer of the library there).
Panamarenko was obsessed with the mechanics of flying, bird flight, and utopian, non-working flying machines throughout his life. The tragicomic story of the Schneider von Ulm—the 19th-century German tailor and aviation pioneer who, in 1811, plunged into the Danube with homemade wings in a blaze of glory—is the ultimate 'Panamarenko story.' It embodies the fine line between genius, dreams, and the harsh reality of gravity.

What makes this copy absolutely unique is the original autograph of Panamarenko on the title page.
On the cover ill. of Panamarenko's object helicopter (1975).

Provenance: important, unique private collection.

The book is in good condition. The interior is excellent and the binding is solid. The dust jacket shows some light spots in accordance with age (see photos for an exact view).

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Art
Book title
Hommage "Schneider von Ulm" – Handgesigneerd
Author/ Illustrator
Panamarenko
Condition
Good
Artist
Panamarenko (1940-2019)
Publication year oldest item
1986
Height
24.5 cm
Edition
Limited edition
Width
19 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Kunstverein Ulm
Binding/ Material
Softback
Extras
Signed
Number of pages
16
BelgiumVerified
258
Objects sold
100%
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