Null BULOVA gents wristwatch Accutron Spaceview, Switzerland around 1968, stainl…

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BULOVA gents wristwatch Accutron Spaceview, Switzerland around 1968, stainless steel case, screwed down case back, visible tuning- fork movement, luminous hands, battery case and hand-setting on case back, diameter approx. 35 mm, overhaul recommended at buyer's expense, condition 2-3

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BULOVA gents wristwatch Accutron Spaceview, Switzerland around 1968, stainless steel case, screwed down case back, visible tuning- fork movement, luminous hands, battery case and hand-setting on case back, diameter approx. 35 mm, overhaul recommended at buyer's expense, condition 2-3

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NOT VITAL (Sent, Switzerland, 1948). "Di & Not".2023. Portfolio of 10 aquatint etchings, copy P.A. VII/VII. VFO edition. Signed and justified by hand. Measurements: 40,5 x 40,5 cm. On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the VFO Edition, the artist Not Vital created several folders under the title "DI & NOT". The set consists of ten filigree photogravures with elevations of works from the Scarch project series. Scarch, explains the artist, "is the name of an art form that bridges the gap between sculpture and architecture, usually monumental in format and designed for a specific purpose. Scarch is created when sculpture and architecture scratch each other". Not Vital is a Swiss multidisciplinary artist: graphic art, painting, sculpture and architecture. Not Vital came into contact with art through local art historian Max Huggler. From 1968 to 1969 he studied at the Centre universitaire expérimental de Vincennes in Paris. In 1974 he moved to New York, where he lived until 2012, apart from regular stays in Lucca (Italy), Agadez (Niger) and Sent. He met Willem de Kooning, with whom he worked as an assistant during his first years in the United States. He created his first three-dimensional works in the 1980s. Vital's works - of various techniques and genres - are exhibited in major museums and galleries, as well as in public spaces around the world. In his park Not dal mot in Sent, for example, Eselsbrücke, Turm der Stille and Eishaus, among others, are installed. The foundation (fundaziun Not Vital) in Ardez aims to return 17th- and 18th-century prints in particular to their place of origin as part of a retromanic library. The foundation also has an art collection with its own works and those of other artists. The Chur architect Men Duri Arquint remodeled the Planta de Wildenberg house for the foundation. In 2010, he participated in the competition to redesign the presbytery of St. Gallen Cathedral. He won the Art-et-Architecture competition with his sculpture No Problem for the Mobimo Tower skyscraper in Zurich, completed in 2011.

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