Lot 334
  • 334

Georg Baselitz

Estimate
300,000 - 400,000 USD
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Description

  • Georg Baselitz
  • Waldweg (Path in the Woods)
  • oil on canvas
  • 74 3/4 by 38 1/8 in. 190 by 97 cm.
  • Executed in 1974.

Provenance

First Bank, Minneapolis
Jan Eric Lowenadler, New York
Runkel-Hue-Williams, Ltd., London
Galerie Terminus, Munich
Private Collection, Hamburg
Galerie Schultz, Berlin


Exhibited

Runkel-Hue-Williams, Ltd., London, Georg Baselitz: Paintings Bilder 1962-1988, September 1990, p. 36, illustrated in color
Munich, Galerie Terminus, Andere Ansichten, January - February 2005

Condition

This work is in very good condition overall. There is evidence of light wear and handling along the edges and corners with fine craquelure at the pull margins. There is a faint stretcher bar impression near the lower edge. There are some wrinkles to the canvas visible on the left side edge and lower edge in the lower half of the canvas visible mostly under raking light. There is a small tear to the canvas at the pull margin near the lower left corner and a small tear located on the center of the lower edge. There are no signs of restoration under UV light inspection. Framed.
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Catalogue Note

“It never was important for me to be part of a consensus. What counts most is finding new ways to get the world down in paint on my own terms.” – Georg Baselitz