Denkgänge über unter Tage (VI) from: Annaberg-Buchholz : Denkgänge über unter Tage
Highlights of the artwork
- Strictly limited edition - Concrete poetry
- Mining tunnels and reflections - Reflections on the home town of Annaberg-Buchholz
- Historically significant artist of former GDR
- Co-founder of the artist group CLARA MOSCH
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€700.00
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Product number:
30384
Artist:
Claus, Carlfriedrich
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Informations about the artwork
| Category | |
|---|---|
| artist | Claus, Carlfriedrich |
| year | 1984 |
| Title | Denkgänge über unter Tage (VI) from: Annaberg-Buchholz : Denkgänge über unter Tage |
| size 1 |
Motif
27,0 x 34,0 cm
Frame: 52,8 x 62,8 cm |
| material | Lithograph in colours on laid paper |
| edition | 10 copies, here artist proof |
| signature | Signed and titled in pencil lower left: Carlfriedrich Claus Annaberg-B Inscribed in pencil lower right: Belegex |
| publication | Werner, K. & Juppe, G. (2000). Carlfriedrich Claus. Das druckgraphische Werk. Altenburg, Lindenau-Museum. Nr. G 72 IV b8 |
| Provenance | Private Collection Germany |
Information about the condition
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The Print is in a very good condition |
Information about the artist
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The German graphic artist and writer Carlfriedrich Claus was born in 1930 in Annaberg. In his work he uses a kind of micro-lettering that is difficult to decipher and is usually composed to abstract structures. The themes of his work consist of language, writing and communist philosophy. He was also engaged by the interaction between subject and object, between consciousness and matter. Claus understood himself as a convinced communist, however, he turned over and over again into conflict with the secret police. His first exhibiton was 1964 at the Kunsthalle in Baden-Baden. In 1977 he founded the artist group Clara Mosch together with Thomas Ranft, Dagmar Ranft - Schinke, Gregor Thorsten Schade and Michael Morgner. Carlfriedrich Claus died in 1998 at the age of 67 in Chemnitz. |
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