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Objekt zum Schmieren und Drehen (Object to Smear and Turn)
Details
Joseph Beuys (1921-1986)
Objekt zum Schmieren und Drehen (Object to Smear and Turn)
tin can, lubrication grease, screwdriver and oil paint, 1972, the tin can painted with a small cross in rust-brown, the handle of the screwdriver painted in the same colour, with the accompanying card with the title in German, signed and numbered 71/100 in blue ink (there were also a few unnumbered artist's proofs), published by the Museumsverein Mönchengladbach, with their name and the date printed on the card verso, in very good condition
130 x 38 x 56 mm. (overall)
Objekt zum Schmieren und Drehen (Object to Smear and Turn)
tin can, lubrication grease, screwdriver and oil paint, 1972, the tin can painted with a small cross in rust-brown, the handle of the screwdriver painted in the same colour, with the accompanying card with the title in German, signed and numbered 71/100 in blue ink (there were also a few unnumbered artist's proofs), published by the Museumsverein Mönchengladbach, with their name and the date printed on the card verso, in very good condition
130 x 38 x 56 mm. (overall)
Literature
Schellmann 53
Special Notice
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