145 - Uliane Borchert - Else Lasker-Schüler. Golden Doves Rest on Your Cheeks. Berlin, Handpresse Gutsch, 1985. With color screen prints, some spanning two pages. Loose double sheets in an original two-tone half-leather case.

Uliane Borchert - Else Lasker-Schüler. Golden Doves Rest on Your Cheeks. Berlin, Handpresse Gutsch, 1985. With color screen prints, some spanning two pages. Loose double sheets in an original two-tone half-leather case. Call time: approx. 1:24 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of only ten copies of Edition “A” with signed and numbered unbound sheets (total print run: 125). - Signed and numbered by the artist in the colophon. - Some sheets are folded multiple times. - Includes a speech by Gottfried Benn on Else Lasker-Schüler. - Uliane Borchert (1943–2025), a trained bookbinder, lived in Berlin as a freelance artist. She was particularly devoted to the art of bookmaking. - “Between the Renaissance and Modernism: Uliane Borchert’s work emerges from a dialogue with the Old Masters and always centers on the human figure. Characteristic of her art is the diversity of techniques employed, an extraordinary vibrancy of color, and a philosophical depth.” (famborchert.wordpress.com). Spindler 103, 10 42.3 × 31.0 cm. 16 folded sheets.