KABAKOV, Ilya (1933–2023)
KABAKOV, Ilya (1933–2023) “The Coincidences of Lev Lvovich.” Diptych Mouche Macha broke the mast of a warship. Repairs to the ship are scheduled to take place in the port of Bikkenpal. 1975 / published in 1998. Silkscreen and offset lithography. Publisher: Edition Schellmann, Munich–New York. Printer: Edition Domberger, Stuttgart. Edition: 60 copies + X artist’s proofs + 5 honorary copies. Copy No. 5. Signed and dated lower right. Numbered lower left 50 × 40 cm (each sheet) Ilya KABAKOV (1933–2023) “Lev Lvovich’s Coincidences.” Diptych. Masha the Fly broke the mast of a warship. The ship is scheduled for repairs at the port of Bickenpal. 1975 / published 1998 Paper, silkscreen, offset lithography. Publisher: Edition Schellmann, Munich—New York. Printer: Edition Domberger, Stuttgart; edition of 60 + X AP + 5 HC. Copy No. 5. 50 × 40 cm (sheets) Signed and dated lower right, edition number lower left A work from this series is mentioned in the catalogue raisonné: Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Prints 1981–2023. Catalogue Raisonné. Kerber Verlag, 2024. pp. 108–109 The work belongs to Kabakov’s early narrative cycle “The Coincidences of Lev Lvovich.” The sheet shown here is part of a later edition from 1998, consisting of two silkscreen prints with an offset lithograph, produced in an edition of 60 copies. The edition was part of the Sequences project organized by Schellmann.
[ translate ]KABAKOV, Ilya (1933–2023) “The Coincidences of Lev Lvovich.” Diptych Mouche Macha broke the mast of a warship. Repairs to the ship are scheduled to take place in the port of Bikkenpal. 1975 / published in 1998. Silkscreen and offset lithography. Publisher: Edition Schellmann, Munich–New York. Printer: Edition Domberger, Stuttgart. Edition: 60 copies + X artist’s proofs + 5 honorary copies. Copy No. 5. Signed and dated lower right. Numbered lower left 50 × 40 cm (each sheet) Ilya KABAKOV (1933–2023) “Lev Lvovich’s Coincidences.” Diptych. Masha the Fly broke the mast of a warship. The ship is scheduled for repairs at the port of Bickenpal. 1975 / published 1998 Paper, silkscreen, offset lithography. Publisher: Edition Schellmann, Munich—New York. Printer: Edition Domberger, Stuttgart; edition of 60 + X AP + 5 HC. Copy No. 5. 50 × 40 cm (sheets) Signed and dated lower right, edition number lower left A work from this series is mentioned in the catalogue raisonné: Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Prints 1981–2023. Catalogue Raisonné. Kerber Verlag, 2024. pp. 108–109 The work belongs to Kabakov’s early narrative cycle “The Coincidences of Lev Lvovich.” The sheet shown here is part of a later edition from 1998, consisting of two silkscreen prints with an offset lithograph, produced in an edition of 60 copies. The edition was part of the Sequences project organized by Schellmann.
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