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HIROSHI SUGIMOTO | HALL OF THIRTY-THREE BAYS (004, 005, 006), (3 WORKS), 1995

Auction Closed

November 8, 04:55 PM GMT

Estimate

35,000 - 55,000 EUR

Lot Details

Description

HIROSHI SUGIMOTO

n. 1948

HALL OF THIRTY-THREE BAYS (004, 005, 006), (3 WORKS), 1995


trois tirages argentiques

chaque tirage contrecollé sur carton, numéroté avec le numéro de série embossé dans la marge, signé au crayon sur le carton

edition 3/25

chaque tirage sous passe-partout et encadré


three silver prints

each dry-mounted on card

each with edition and series number blind-stamped in the lower margin

signed in pencil on card recto

edition 3/25

each framed


chaque tirage / each: 16 ½ x 21 ¼ in.; 42 x 54 cm

Sonnabend Gallery, New York

Albion Gallery, London

Exh. Cat., Houston, Contemporary Arts Museum; and Tokyo, Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, Sugimoto, 1996, pp. 53-60, illustrated

Exh. Cat., Berlin, Deutsche Guggenheim (and travelling), Sugimoto Portraits, March 2000, p. 68, illustrated

Kerry Brougher and Pia Müller-Tamm, Eds., Hiroshi Sugimoto, Ostfildern 2005

Hiroshi Sugimoto represents in his series Sea of Buddha the splendor of an eight-hundred-years old installation of the thousand-and-one Senju Kanon statues installed in a temple in Kyoto: Sanjῡsangen-dō, or Hall of Thirty-Three Bays. Through a precise composition and repetition between the images, Sugimoto creates an infinite space, a Sea of Buddha, referring also to the religious and historical concepts that guided the original creation of the statues.