Kurt Görner - 10 Graphiken ZITTAU - 1970





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Description from the seller
Complete original graphic portfolio containing 10 loose prints depicting historic landmarks and architectural views of Zittau (Upper Lusatia, Germany) by German painter and printmaker Kurt Görner (1905–1979).
Special feature: Each of the 10 graphic plates is hand-signed by the artist in pencil in the lower right margin ("Görner").
Kurt Görner studied at the Berlin University of Fine Arts and lived and worked as a freelance painter and graphic artist in Zittau from 1936 until his death. Published privately by the artist around 1970, this portfolio captures iconic views of Zittau in subtle multi-tone prints (black, grey, and white), including St. John's Church (Johanniskirche) with the Roland Fountain, the Town Hall, the Flower Clock (Blumenuhr), the Salt House (Salzhaus), the Monastery Church, and a panoramic view of the city with the Zittau Mountains. Housed in the original softcover portfolio with a blue linocut/block-print title illustration on the front.
Details:
• Artist: Kurt Görner (1905–1979)
• Title: 10 Graphiken Zittau
• Publisher: Self-published (Selbstverlag), Zittau
• Date: ca. 1970
• Medium: 10 original prints (lithographs / screenprints), all hand-signed in pencil
• Sheet dimensions: approx. 32 × 23 cm
• Image dimensions: approx. 23 × 16 cm
Condition:
Very good condition. The 10 signed prints inside are clean and well-preserved. The original paper folder shows slight age-related toning and minor light-fading around the edges (please examine all photos carefully as they form part of the description).
The book will be very carefully packaged and shipped promptly via a reliable international courier.
Seller's Story
Complete original graphic portfolio containing 10 loose prints depicting historic landmarks and architectural views of Zittau (Upper Lusatia, Germany) by German painter and printmaker Kurt Görner (1905–1979).
Special feature: Each of the 10 graphic plates is hand-signed by the artist in pencil in the lower right margin ("Görner").
Kurt Görner studied at the Berlin University of Fine Arts and lived and worked as a freelance painter and graphic artist in Zittau from 1936 until his death. Published privately by the artist around 1970, this portfolio captures iconic views of Zittau in subtle multi-tone prints (black, grey, and white), including St. John's Church (Johanniskirche) with the Roland Fountain, the Town Hall, the Flower Clock (Blumenuhr), the Salt House (Salzhaus), the Monastery Church, and a panoramic view of the city with the Zittau Mountains. Housed in the original softcover portfolio with a blue linocut/block-print title illustration on the front.
Details:
• Artist: Kurt Görner (1905–1979)
• Title: 10 Graphiken Zittau
• Publisher: Self-published (Selbstverlag), Zittau
• Date: ca. 1970
• Medium: 10 original prints (lithographs / screenprints), all hand-signed in pencil
• Sheet dimensions: approx. 32 × 23 cm
• Image dimensions: approx. 23 × 16 cm
Condition:
Very good condition. The 10 signed prints inside are clean and well-preserved. The original paper folder shows slight age-related toning and minor light-fading around the edges (please examine all photos carefully as they form part of the description).
The book will be very carefully packaged and shipped promptly via a reliable international courier.

