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Fluxus - Extensive collection of 13 multiples by various Fluxus artists. Various techniques. Approx. 1962–2009. The collection includes, among others: I. Alvermann, Hans Peter. West German Emergency Piggy Bank. Acrylic on piggy bank mounted on plastic. Signed on the underside. Approx. 16 x 10 x 8 cm. — Published by art intermedia, Cologne. - Enclosed publisher’s envelope with a text about the object. - Minor paint chips; in good overall condition. - II. Robert Watts. *One Dollar Bill*. Double-sided etching on paper. 1962. 6.5 x 15.5 cm. - Not signed or numbered. - Robert Tuttle. Open carefully. Multiple. Painted plastic object filled with stones and mounted paper strips. Signed and numbered. Copy: 114/K (1000). - III. Mauricio Kagel. Saitensprung. Perforated hardboard with 11 metal hooks for hanging, connected by 4 rubber bands. On the reverse, a signed title label from the publisher. 30 x 20 cm. - Published by Vice-Versand. - Rubber bands brittle or already torn; edges slightly bumped. - IV. Bazon Brock. Richte die Zeit. Gralsradar für Heinrich Klotz. Printed plastic plate. Signed and numbered on the reverse. Copy: 78/100. 30 x 42 cm. - V. Dick Higgins. Dear Osman. Silkscreen print on thin paper napkin, shrink-wrapped in plastic film. Signed and numbered in the lower right corner. Copy: 116. 33.5 x 33 cm. - VI. Dominik Steiger. Hundert Mark. Hundert Mark banknote (circa 1920) in its envelope. Signed on the reverse and stamped “Bücherdienst Fesch – Vienna.” Numbered in the upper left corner on the front. Copy: “7 100/10.” With the handwritten address: “Mr. and Mrs. Recherche de l’Argent c/o Edition Hundertmark 100 Deutsche Mark 1920.” 11 x 21.5 cm. - Envelope and banknote slightly stained; banknote has crease marks and slight discoloration along the edges. - VII. Philip Corner. The Piece of Reality for Today. Cardboard box containing a leporello and a mirror. Title label numbered. Copy: 20/80. Edition Hundertmark. - VIII. Piece of Reality. Plastic box containing 1 stamp, 1 ink pad, and 1 printed clothespin. Signed, dated, and numbered on the lid label. Copy: 8/40. 2009. - IX. Gabor Altorjay. Short-Circuit Object. Grounded plug with cable and a plastic cube at the end. 1969. - X. Dan Graham. One. White sliding puzzle with “One” printed on each piece. 9 x 7 x 0.5 cm. - Includes a duplicate in black. - XI. André Thomkins. Mouthguard Against the Rubber Paragraph. Rubber strip with 3 attached rubber bands and 1 knotted rubber tube. Signed and dated on the rubber strip. 1968. In a labeled cardboard box. - XII. Giuseppe Chiari. Quit Classic Music. Plastic stamp with accompanying card. Signed and numbered on the card. Copy: 10/35. - XIII. Alice Hutchins. Magnetic Attraction. Illustrated card with a magnet and several metal washers. Signed and dated on the card; handwritten text and numbering on the inside. Copy: 2/40. 1993. In a plastic box with a label on the lid. - Published by Edition Hundertmark. - Overall good condition.
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