EDGAR NEGRET Popayan (1920) / Bogota (2012) "Machu Picchu" Stainless steel sculpture Signed and justified 5/75 on the base. On painted metal base Measurements: 26 x 20 x 20 x 20 cm

Eberhard Schlotter, Nachts Glaszylinder in nächtlicher Umgebung, mit verzerrtem Gesicht, surreal composition by the well-known graphic artist, aquatint etching on laid paper, around 1980, signed "Eberhard Schlotter" in pencil below the image on the right and numbered "64/100" on the left, wide-margined copy, on cardboard support and framed behind glass, image dimensions approx. 39 x 29 cm, sheet dimensions approx. 63.5 x 53 cm. Artist information: German painter and graphic artist (1921 Hildesheim to 2014 Altea/Spain), 1935-39 apprenticeship as a white binder, parallel 1936-37 trainee at the Kunstgewerbeschule Hildesheim, studied 1939-41 at the Munich Academy, 1941-45 military service and captivity, subsequently freelance in Darmstadt, undertook numerous study trips, including to Switzerland, the Orient, Italy, Southf. Switzerland, the Orient, Italy, southern France, South America and North Africa, 1955-57 chairman of the Neue Darmstädter Sezession and the Deutscher Künstlerbund, 1967-68 taught at the Hamburger Kunstschule, 1980-86 professor at the University of Mainz, from 1982 member of the Academia de Bellas Artes Madrid, 1986 visiting professor at the University of Bogotá, Colombia, received various honours, including the Federal Cross of Merit in 1994. including the Federal Cross of Merit in 1994, worked in Darmstadt and from 1956 had a second home in Altéa-Alicante Cap Negret, source: Vollmer and Internet.