Joseph Beuys (1921-1986) - Banknote 100 Mark 1908 signiert

Artist: Joseph Beuys (1921-1986)
Technique: Mixed media
Signature: Hand signed
Signed by Joseph Beuys Original 100 mark banknote, February 7, 1908 sheet size approx. 20. 5 x 10 cm, with frame approx. 44 x 34 cm, Hand-signed by Beuys with a red felt-tip pen. Wooden frame with bevel cut mat - new. Used banknote RARE! Certificate of authenticity of the signature with provenance Beuys assumed that every human being is an artist. That means nothing other than that every person per se has the ability to shape society. "Direct Democracy" And he can not only shape it, he should do it. "Art=Capital" Beuys was always concerned with politics and economic issues such as monetary cycles. "Museum of Money" "News from Gold" Banknotes became works of art, signed or provided with messages, since this is forbidden for valid banknotes - even if it is art, he avoided foreign and old banknotes. Provenance: Hamburg collector Insured shipping only : Please understand that for technical reasons the illustration may differ in color from the original.