Fruhtrunk, Günter Cantus Firmus. 1974. Farbserigraphie auf Velinkarton. 80 x 80c…

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Fruhtrunk, Günter Cantus Firmus. 1974. Farbserigraphie auf Velinkarton. 80 x 80cm. Signiert und nummeriert. - In den Kanten etw. Berieben, hier tls. Mit Farbverlust. Insgesamt sehr gut. Ausgezeichnete…

Concrete Art Fruhtrunk, Günter Cantus Firmus. 1974. color silkscreen on wove cardboard. 80 x 80cm. Signed and numbered. - Some rubbing to edges, here partially with loss of color. Overall very good. Excellent and exceptionally color-intensive, velvety impression of the format-filling image. Kirchhoff 8.1 - One of 140 copies. - From the portfolio Horizons. - Ed. Editions Denise René, Paris. Serigraph in colors on wove card. Signed and numbered. - Edges somewhat rubbed, here partly with loss of pigment. Overall very good. Superb and exceptionally color-intensive, velvety impression of the format-filling depiction. - One of 140 copies. - From the portfolio Horizons. - Ed. Editions Denise René, Paris.

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Fruhtrunk, Günter Cantus Firmus. 1974. Farbserigraphie auf Velinkarton. 80 x 80cm. Signiert und nummeriert. - In den Kanten etw. berieben, hier tls. mit Farbverlust. Insgesamt sehr gut. Ausgezeichneter und ausgesprochen farbintensiver, samtiger Druck der

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