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Mary Bauermeister, "Sketch for Tanglewood", Lithograph & Photo Collage, FLUXUS, 1965

Mary Bauermeister

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Description

Mary Baumeister (b. 1934)

Sketch for Tanglewood (from New York International Portfolio), 1965

Lithograph & Photo Collage

22 × 17 in

Ink signed and dated lower right recto

Ink numbered from the edition of 225, lower left recto

22 by 17 inches (555 by 430 mm)

Publisher: Tanglewood Press

Printer: Chiron Press

Here is the striking Sixties lithograph and photocollage , printed in colours on wove paper by Chiron Press, New York, hand signed in ink by German Pop Artist Mary Bauermeister (b. 1934).

The result is a combination of DADA influenced Pop Art print and assemblage. This lot is for the print (sheet) alone.

The provenance is the 1966 New York International Portfolio, the second in a series published by Tanglewood Press, featuring a group of international artists on the New York scene, including Arman, Oyvind Fahlstrom, Mary Baumeister, Allen Jones and John Goodyear as well as established American artists like Robert Motherwell, James Rosenquist, and Ad Reinhardt. (The portfolio introduction was written by renowned Metropolitan Museum curator Henry Geldzahler.)

This work of art is in excellent condition.

Sixties Pop and mid century modern works of art like this are back in vogue. Editions of this piece from the classic New York International portfolio have been exhibited at MOMA and are in its permanent collection as well as those of other public institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago and many others.