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282 - Russian Vision I and II, 1972–1973
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Russian Vision I and II, 1972–1973 A set of two (2) portfolios, each containing 8 lithographs; together, they form a collection of sixteen (16) prints Published by Art-C.C. (Christophe Czwiklitzer); each album was produced in three separate editions—English, French, and German—with 75 copies of each Wooden portfolio containing: - A first album of eight (8) original color lithographs by painters and sculptors of Russian origin, with a poem by Velimir Chlebnikoff: Michel ANDREENKO (1894–1982): Heroic Composition; Serge CHARCHOUNE (1888–1975): Imaginary Flag; Pierre DMITRIENKO (1925–1974): The Executed Man; Pierre GRIMM (1898–1979): Polychrome Structures; Nadia KHODOSSIEVITCH-LÉGER (1904–1982): Suprematism; Paul MANSOUROFF (1896–1983): The Static Expression of a Dynamic Tension; Anna STARITSKY (1906–1981): The Garden Raised Its Antediluvian Skeleton Toward the Night (Bagritzky); Ossip ZADKINE (1888–1967): Music — A second album of eight (8) original color lithographs by painters and sculptors of Russian origin: Georges ANNENKOV (1889–1974): Abstract Motif; Leonardo BENATOV (1899–1972): Melody of Infinity; Maurice BLOND (1899–1974): A Chair and a Violin; Philippe HOSIASSON (1898–1978): Alba; Nicolas ISSAÏEV (1891–1977): Sun at Roquebrune; Ida KARSKAYA (1905–1990): One of the Ancestors; André LANSKOY (1902–1976): Untitled; Léon ZACK (1892–1980): Meditation Each lithograph is signed in pencil or bears the signature stamp of the deceased artists in the lower right margin and is numbered “AL 5/75” in the lower left corner Album dimensions: 80 x 60 cm
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SHARING ART: A Continuation of the Christophe Czwiklitzer (1914–1992) CollectionAuction house
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