Between Memory and Invention: The Collection of Robert A.M. Stern
Various Artists
7 Objects/69: five works
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5,000 - 7,000 USD
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Between Memory and Invention: The Collection of Robert A.M. Stern
Various Artists
7 Objects/69: five works
numbered in ink 3/100 on the justification and individual identification tags, the Kaltenbach incised with the artist's signature on the reverse and numbered 3/100, the Bradshaw and Sonnier each stamp-numbered 3/100 on the reverse
the set of five multiples in various media, with title and justification tag and individual numbered identification tags for each object, contained in the original pinewood box, lacking the multiples by Richard Serra and Bruce Nauman
box overall: 9 ⅝ by 24 by 13 ½ in. 245 by 610 by 344 mm.
Executed in 1969, this set is number 3 from the edition of 100 plus ten collaborators' examples lettered A-J, published by Tanglewood Press, Inc.
(5 multiples)
The present lot comprises:
Alan Saret, Untitled, reprocessed nylon net
Eva Hesse, Enclosed, pliable object made from a gauze-like tape, dipped in liquid rubber, wrapped around a blown balloon and powdered
Stephen Kaltenbach, Fire, bronze sidewalk plaque
David Bradshaw, Tears, painting on canvas
Keith Sonnier, Plaster Cast in Satin, plaster cast in satin
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