Paul Schneider (Saarbrücken 1927 - 2015 Merzig), "Ludwig Harig: Zufällig änderbar", 1969, with 6 bound-in original serigraphs in green on chamois-colored half cardboard, each monogrammed and dated in pencil in the lower margin, with the text by Ludwig Harig, signed in pencil by Harig in the imprint and numbered "VIII/XX" (hors commerce), outside the normal edition of 75 copies, Edition Monika Beck, Zweibrücken 1969, in glossy cardboard cover (with slight signs of wear, internally immaculate), 32 x 25 cm. Provenance: Collection of the author Ludwig Harig, Sulzbach. Limit 162,- >> 1948-52 studied at the Hochschule für Bildende Kunst in Kassel; 1952-53 at the Kunstinstitut Städel in Frankfurt (under H. Mettel); since 1953 freelance sculptor, since 1978 in Merzig, study visits to Italy a. Greece.

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