Hünerfauth, Irma (1907-1998). White and black on revitalized surface, I. Zincograph, signed in pencil, dated (19)59, titled by the artist and numbered as one of 150 prints. 48:63.5 (61.5:86.5) cm. 1958 marked the departure from figurative art and the beginning of printmaking; Irma Hünerfauth was awarded the Prix d'Union des Femmes Peintres, Paris, in the year the present sheet was created. A decade later, she co-founded the "K" group in Munich and worked exclusively with object art. For an extensive bibliography and list of exhibitions, see Wikipedia.

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