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2X Collagen-Plakate von Beat Brechbühl, Offset-Lithografien

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2X Collagen-Plakate von Beat Brechbühl, Offset-Lithografien* 2X GRAFIK OFFSET COLLAGE PLAKAT BEAT BRECHBHL SOZIALKRITISCH FAVELA SLOGANS Zum Verkauf stehen zwei Druckgrafiken * Motive: 1. Ein Gewichtheber steht auf einem sdamerikanischem Favela und hat die Verpackung einer KRAFT Backmischung als Kopf 2. Eine Aufreihung von kulturellen Gren wird mit einer alten Frau kontrastiert * Technik: Collage, bertragung als Offset Litografie * Knstler: Beat Brechbhl * Auf schwerem, hochqualitativem schwarzen Karton *

* 2X GRAFIK OFFSET COLLAGE PLAKAT BEAT BRECHBÜHL SOZIALKRITISCH FAVELA SLOGANS



Zum Verkauf stehen zwei Druckgrafiken



* Motive:

1. Ein Gewichtheber steht auf einem südamerikanischem Favela und hat die Verpackung einer „KRAFT“-Backmischung als Kopf

2. Eine Aufreihung von kulturellen Grüßen wird mit einer alten Frau kontrastiert

* Technik: Collage, Übertragung als Offset-Litografie

* Künstler: Beat Brechbühl

* Auf schwerem, hochqualitativem schwarzen Karton

* Betitelt unleserlich, Signiert. In Bleistift

* Im Bereich der Collage eine seltene und originale Qualität

* Farbverlauf als Hintergrund

* Besonders das Motiv mit dem Gewichtheber fällt durch die moderne Typografie

mit seiner Werbe-Ästhetik auf



Grösse:

* Höhe: 77,5 cm

* Breite: 56,5 cm



Zustand:

* Sehr Gut

* Siehe Fotos



Wiki:

* Beat Brechbühl (* 28. Juli 1939 in Oppligen bei Thun) ist ein Schweizer Schriftsteller und Verleger.

Ab 1960 arbeitete er als Setzer in Genf; nebenher besuchte er Weiterbildungskurse, etwa zur Fotografie und Typografie. Von 1961 bis 1964 war er Redakteur der Zeitschrift clou, 1964 bis 1965 wiederum Setzer in Berlin und Zürich.

Von 1966 bis 1971 war er Herstellungsleiter im Diogenes Verlag in Zürich. Seit 1971 arbeitet er als freier Schriftsteller und Grafiker, zuerst in Wald, Kanton Zürich, später in Frauenfeld. Von 1978 bis 1985 leitete er den Zytglogge Verlag in Bern. 1980 gründete er den Waldgut Verlag, der seit 1987 seinen Sitz in Frauenfeld hat, 1985 entstand das Bleisatz- und Buchdruck-Atelier Bodoni.

Brechbühl ist Mitglied des Deutschschweizer PEN-Zentrums, dessen Präsident er von 1993 bis 1999 war, und der Autorenvereinigung Autorinnen und Autoren der Schweiz.





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