Lot 128
  • 128

Kusama Yayoi

Estimate
800,000 - 1,200,000 HKD
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Description

  • Kusama Yayoi
  • Vacillating Mind
  • acrylic on canvas
  • 41 by 32 cm; 16⅛ by 12⅝ in.
signed in English, titled in Japanese and dated 1988 on the reverse

Provenance

Private Collection
Sotheby’s, Olympia, 25 October 2005, lot 531
Galleria Orler, Favaro Veneto
Acquired by the present owner from the above circa 2010

This work is accompanied by an artwork registration card issued by the artist's studio.

Condition

This work is in very good overall condition. There are minor scattered traces of soiling and wear along edges and corners. Pinpoint paint losses are visible only upon close examination, one located on the top edge 6 cm from the top left corner, the other located on the bottom edge 14 cm away from the bottom left corner. No evidence of retouching when examined under ultraviolet light. Framed.
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Catalogue Note

“From within the radiantly shining sky appear quietly my infinitely earnest wishes for finding the truth. With my heart filled with emotions, I say now from the bottom of my heart with tears welled up in my eyes: A wish for a great life has supported me in this dizzying world of people filled with glittering love and hope.”

-Kusama Yayoi