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Nummerierter Farbserigraphie von Joachim Albrecht (1913‒1997), um 1970

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Nummerierter Farbserigraphie von Joachim Albrecht (1913‒1997), um 1970*GRAFIK JOACHIM ALBRECHT 1970 SIEBDRUCK KONKRETE KUNST ORIGINAL GRAU KHAKI 1 20 NUMMERIERT zum Verkauf steht eine Druckgrafik * ein Farbsiebdruck * von Joachim Albrecht (19131997) * auf leichtem Karton * um 1970 * unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert und nummeriert * Auflage: 1 20 * ein schner, prachtvoller Druck mit drei Farben * Konkrete Kunst * original * Joachim Albrecht (* 5. September 1913 in Kolberg; 9. April 1997 in Hamburg) war ein

*GRAFIK JOACHIM ALBRECHT 1970 SIEBDRUCK KONKRETE KUNST ORIGINAL GRAU KHAKI 1/20 NUMMERIERT


zum Verkauf steht eine Druckgrafik

* ein Farbsiebdruck
* von Joachim Albrecht (1913‒1997)
* auf leichtem Karton
* um 1970
* unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert und nummeriert
* Auflage: 1/20
* ein schöner, prachtvoller Druck mit drei Farben
* Konkrete Kunst
* original

* Joachim Albrecht (* 5. September 1913 in Kolberg; † 9. April 1997 in Hamburg) war ein deutscher Künstler und ein wichtiger Vertreter der konstruktiven Kunst. Er studierte an der Kunsthochschule Königsberg. 1953 machte er erste Siebdrucke; 1957 wurde er Mitglied des Deutschen Künstlerbundes. Er gilt als einer der profiliertesten Künstler der konkret-konstruktiven Richtung in der zweiten Hälfte des letzten Jahrhunderts. Unter dem Einfluss von Auguste Herbin und Victor Vasarely entwickelte Albrecht in den frühen 1960er Jahren seinen Stil, der die Fläche als eigenständigen Raum entdeckte. Als Mitglied der „neuen gruppe hamburg“ um Willy Breest erhielt er 1964 den Edwin-Scharff-Preis der Hansestadt Hamburg. Joachim Albrecht war ab 1966 Professor an der Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg. Hier förderte er Künstler aller Stilrichtungen. Damit hatte Joachim Albrecht auch entscheidenden Einfluss auf Künstler wie Max Hermann Mahlmann, Winfried Gaul und Timm Ulrichs.

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* Blatt: 65 × 100,2 cm

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* Feuchtigkeitsgeruch und Wasserflecken: oben, unten und links an den Kanten entlang fleckig, siehe Fotos
* das eigentliche Motiv in der Mitte ist unberührt, siehe Fotos
* flachliegend gelagert
* wird gerollt versendet

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