Imi Knoebel Anima Mundi 91-3 II Ed. (2011/14)


  • 3-piece set in excellent condition
  • Constructivist-inspired painting on plastic film - from the "Face" series
  • Beuys student and renowned artist of "Minimal Art"
  • Ready to hang!

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Product number: 38678
Informations
Category Mischtechnik
artist Knoebel, Imi
year 2011/14
Title Anima Mundi 91-3 II Ed.
size 1 Sheet 37,0 x 29,0 cm
Each: 47,0 x 39,0 cm
material Acrylic paint collage on plastic film
edition Unique character (Series of 3 unique pieces, here Nr. 3)
signature One sheet signed and dated on the reverse Gallery label, titled and numbered on verso of reverse: Anima Mundi 91-3 II Ed. 3/3
publication -
Provenance Gallery Fahnemann, Berlin Private Collection Germany
rise in value Works by Imi Knoebel are known for rising in value. According to artprice, the value of one piece by Imi Knoebel has risen 29.2% in 2025.
condition
The Mixed media is in a very good condition
artist
Imi Knoebel, born Klaus Wolf Knoebel in 1940, is a German artist. Knoebel is known for his minimalist, abstract painting and sculpture. The 'Messerschnitt' or 'knife cuts,' are a recurring technique he employs, along with his regular use of the primary colors, red, yellow and blue. Knoebel lives and works in Düsseldorf. 

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Features and remarks


"Face 5 Ed." - Acrylic painting on collaged plastic film by Imi Knoebel.

The painting was created in 2013 as part of a strictly limited edition - the individual design of each copy gives the work a unique character.

If you like, a large part of the work of Düsseldorf artist Knoebel can be interpreted as a homage to the founder of minimalism, Kazimir Severinovich Malevich. When the Beuys student discovered the radical nature of non-objective art for himself, his mission was to bring this experience to the world.

In the "Face" series, the conceptual idea of a human face evoked by the title is correspondingly disappointed: the crossed collaged, hand-painted strips of rectangular cut plastic film form a kind of frame, but the surface remains empty in the figurative sense. Only the delicate brushstroke can be discovered on the film.