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Farbsiebdruck von Erwin Heerich (1922–2004), Griffelkunst-Edition, 1973

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Farbsiebdruck von Erwin Heerich (1922–2004), Griffelkunst-Edition, 1973*DRUCKGRAFIK SIEBDRUCK ERWIN HEERICH 1973 GRIFFELKUNST SIGNIERT 190. WAHL zum Verkauf steht eine Druckgrafik * ein Farbsiebdruck * von Erwin Heerich (19222004) * auf leichtem Karton * unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert * Edition der Griffelkunst Vereinigung, Hamburg * 190. Wahl, 1973, Blatt 4 * Editionsvermerk auf der Rckseite mit Bleistift unten links: 190 B4 * Eigentumsvermerk auf der Rckseite mit Bleistift unten rechts * spektakulrer Druck *

*DRUCKGRAFIK SIEBDRUCK ERWIN HEERICH 1973 GRIFFELKUNST SIGNIERT 190. WAHL


zum Verkauf steht eine Druckgrafik

* ein Farbsiebdruck
* von Erwin Heerich (1922–2004)
* auf leichtem Karton
* unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert
* Edition der Griffelkunst-Vereinigung, Hamburg
* 190. Wahl, 1973, Blatt 4
* Editionsvermerk auf der Rückseite mit Bleistift unten links: „190 B4“
* Eigentumsvermerk auf der Rückseite mit Bleistift unten rechts
* spektakulärer Druck

* Erwin Heerich (* 29. November 1922 in Kassel; † 6. November 2004 in Meerbusch-Osterath) war ein deutscher Künstler. Er besuchte von 1945 bis 1950 die Staatliche Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in der Bildhauerklasse von Ewald Mataré. Von 1950 bis 1954 hatte er dort das Meisterschüleratelier zusammen mit Joseph Beuys. 1957 wurde er Assistent von Mataré in der Sommerakademie von Oskar Kokoschka in Salzburg. Ab 1959 entstanden Kartonplastiken und Zeichnungen, Drucke und Grafiken im freien Bereich isometrischer Gesetzmäßigkeit. 1961 erhielt er eine Anstellung als Lehrer am Seminar für werktätige Erziehung in Düsseldorf. Im Jahr 1968 war Heerich mit 10 Kartonplastiken auf der 4. documenta in Kassel vertreten. 1969 wurde er an die Kunstakademie Düsseldorf berufen und war dort bis zur Emeritierung 1988 Professor. Ab 1974 war Heerich Mitglied der Berliner Akademie der Künste. 1978 erhielt er für sein Schaffen den Will-Grohmann-Preis Berlin. 1980 begann er mit der Planung der Bauten auf der Museumsinsel Hombroich bei Neuss und schuf zudem zahlreiche plastische Arbeiten im öffentlichen Raum. 1987 erhielt er den Max-Beckmann-Preis der Stadt Frankfurt am Main.

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* Blatt: 70 × 50 cm

Zustand
* mit Feuchtigkeitsgeruch
* oben und rechts leicht fleckig, siehe Fotos
* linke Ecke unten minimal geknickt
* sehr guter Gesamteindruck, siehe Fotos

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