Klaus Fussmann (1938) - Ostsee bei Kronsgaard, 1997

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Klaus Fussmann, Ostsee bei Kronsgaard, 1997, an original, hand-signed blue pencil drawing on paper, 26.0 cm by 29.2 cm (framed 30.0 by 40.0 cm), depicting a landscape in an abstract style from Germany, 1990s, signed.

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KLAUS FUSSMANN
( German, high-priced and established artist; former professor at the Berlin University of the Arts, where he also studied; among his pupils was, among others, the world-famous painter Christopher Lehmpfuhl!)


UNIKAT

A rare, old, and over time highly sought-after piece produced as a favor from the estate of collector Karl Geyer, who received this work from the artist in 1997.
Today Klaus Fußmann does not do such things at all!
In the days before the Internet existed, when resourceful collectors did not hesitate to try to sell the favors they had received online, there were many renowned artists, including Gerhard Richter, who generously gave away such favors, as in this case by Klaus Fußmann.
What is particularly notable is that the artist even gave his favor-work a title, this is

Ostsee bei Kronsgaard, 1997

handwritten on the front in blue colored pencil

- painted
- inscribed
- signed

FRAMED under real glass and a mat! We recommend replacing the glass with UV92 museum glass to preserve the color brilliance!

Size of the sheet:
26,0 cm x 29,2 cm

Size including frame:
30,0 cm x 40,0 cm

Condition:
The sheet was formerly what is called an "album leaf", thus there are still adhesive residues along the edge from the original inner binding. This is, however, completely covered by the mat window! Therefore, very good (see also gallery images that are part of this auction)

KLAUS FUSSMANN
( German, high-priced and established artist; former professor at the Berlin University of the Arts, where he also studied; among his pupils was, among others, the world-famous painter Christopher Lehmpfuhl!)


UNIKAT

A rare, old, and over time highly sought-after piece produced as a favor from the estate of collector Karl Geyer, who received this work from the artist in 1997.
Today Klaus Fußmann does not do such things at all!
In the days before the Internet existed, when resourceful collectors did not hesitate to try to sell the favors they had received online, there were many renowned artists, including Gerhard Richter, who generously gave away such favors, as in this case by Klaus Fußmann.
What is particularly notable is that the artist even gave his favor-work a title, this is

Ostsee bei Kronsgaard, 1997

handwritten on the front in blue colored pencil

- painted
- inscribed
- signed

FRAMED under real glass and a mat! We recommend replacing the glass with UV92 museum glass to preserve the color brilliance!

Size of the sheet:
26,0 cm x 29,2 cm

Size including frame:
30,0 cm x 40,0 cm

Condition:
The sheet was formerly what is called an "album leaf", thus there are still adhesive residues along the edge from the original inner binding. This is, however, completely covered by the mat window! Therefore, very good (see also gallery images that are part of this auction)

Details

Artist
Klaus Fussmann (1938)
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Ostsee bei Kronsgaard, 1997
Technique
Pen
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
1997
Condition
Good condition
Colour
Blue
Height
26 cm
Width
29.2 cm
Weight
1000 g
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Abstract
Period
1990-2000
GermanyVerified
2579
Objects sold
100%
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