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WERBUNG Rottke. "Neues zu wollen, ist verhaltet, neu ist, altes zu wollen". Theater. Schauspiel Essen. 1998. Lithographic poster. Uncoated, very good condition. 119 x 85 cm

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WERBUNG Rottke. "Neues zu wollen, ist verhaltet, neu ist, altes zu wollen". Theater. Schauspiel Essen. 1998. Lithographic poster. Uncoated, very good condition. 119 x 85 cm

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Five books on pharmacy consisting of: 1) Handbuch der praktischen Arzneimittellehre, für angehende, praktische und Physikats-Ärzte, so wie als Leitfaden für den Akademischen Unterricht, von Joseph Friedrich Sobernheim, zweiter oder specieller Theil, 3rd edition, St. Gallen im Literatur-Comptoir 1840, format Lex. 8°, IV/428 p., Cardboard binding of the time, this heavily rubbed and bumped as well as with defects on the spine; 2) Drogerie-, Spezerei- und Farb-Waaren-Lexikon [...], Beschreibung der Bezugsorte [sowie] solche auf den menschlichen und thierischen Körper wirken [...], von Johann Carl Koenig [...], 2nd edition, München im Verlag von Christian Kaiser 1851, VI/409 p., Half leather binding of the time, worn, foxing; 3) Jahrbuch für praktische Pharmacie und verwandte Fächer, Zeitschrift des allgemeinen deutschen Apotheker-Vereins, [...] unter Redaction von Dr Walz & Dr F. L. Winckler, XXIV. Band oder neue Folge XXI. Band, Landau im Verlag J. Baur 1852, XII/400 p., Half leather binding of the time with golden embossing on the spine, rubbed and bumped at the edges, otherwise normal signs of age and study; 4) Vorschriften zur Selbstbereitung pharmazeutischer Spezialitäten, ed. von dem Deutschen Apotheker-Verein, 3rd edition, self-published 1908, 80/XI pp, Half cloth binding, signs of age and study; 5) Anleitung zu medizinisch-chemischen Untersuchungen für Apotheker von Dr Ph. Horkheimer, Berlin bei Julius Springer 1930, [2] p., 81 p., [1] p., with 16 illustrations in the text and on 7 plates, format 8°, gold-stamped full cloth binding, signs of study, minimal signs of age.

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Herbert Press, "Fleur brute" 1971, unsigned, cast iron, welded and painted black, cut from found scrap and mounted, two plate-shaped elements attached to a conical base, in an abstract vegetative design, not quite complete, partial traces of corrosion, h 73 cm. Artist information: German sculptor (1933 Berlin - 2002 ibid.), 1951-1958 studied architecture at the Technical University of Berlin, graduating with a degree in engineering, subsequently worked as a freelance architect and sculptor, 1961-1969 taught at the Chair of Free Drawing and Painting at the Technical University of Berlin, 1956 created his first steel sculptures, participated in numerous exhibitions in Germany and abroad, study and work visits, including to France, the USA, Scotland, Scotland and other countries. 1975-1994 teaching at the Red Cross Institute, Berlin Vocational Training Centre, 1980 expansion of the studio-workshop in Berlin-Steinstücken, works by Press can be found today in public and private spaces, including the Berlinische Galerie and the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, source: exhibition catalogue Neuer Berliner Kunstverein/Artothek Berlin, Fehrenbach, Grosskopf, Hulett, Press, sculpture/graphics, from 14 to 23 July 1971, shown here under Fig. I (Herbert Press) and Internet.

Estim. 110 - 165 EUR

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Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

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