Various Artists
1977
The complete set of 12 rubber stamp prints and one collotype, on various papers, with full margins and the full sheets.
all I. various sizes
twelve S. 8 x 8 in. (20.3 x 20.3 cm)
one S. 11 x 11 in. (27.9 x 27.9 cm)
Seven numbered 339/1000 and three numbered 229/1000 in pencil on the reverse, Andre stamp-numbered '0229' in red ink on the front, Buren numbered 230/250 in pencil on the reverse (one of four color combinations of 250 each), published by Parasol Press, Ltd., New York, printed in the United States, all framed.
Condition Report:
All with a slight undulation to the sheet.
u003cstrongu003eCarl Andreu003c/strongu003e - Very occasional pale foxmarks at the sheet edges.
u003cstrongu003eRichard Artschwageru003c/strongu003e - Very occasional pale pinpoint foxmarks.
u003cstrongu003eChuck Closeu003c/strongu003e - The sheet very slightly toned.
u003cstrongu003eSol LeWittu003c/strongu003e - Two pale pinpoint foxmarks at the lower center and right center margins (barely of note).
u003cstrongu003eAgnes Martinu003c/strongu003e - A handling crease at the lower left sheet edge (mainly visible in raking light), two vertical hinges at the reverse upper corners (visible from the front), a small area of pale surface soiling at the reverse of the lower left plate edge and margin (visible from the front).
u003cstrongu003eSylvia Plimack Mangoldu003c/strongu003e - Occasional soft linear pressure marks at the sheet edges.
u003cstrongu003eTom Wesselmannu003c/strongu003e - A small pale area of surface soiling at the upper left margin (not distracting).
u003cstrongu003eJoe Zuckeru003c/strongu003e - Very occasional pale pinpoint foxmarks, a small area of surface soiling at the upper left corner.
In our opinion, these works are in very good condition.
F: the sheets glued at the reverse corners, unable to examine the reverses. Within wood frames, floated, under Plexiglas.
All condition assessments exclude a work's frame.
For more information or images, please contact the department at Editions@Phillips.com
Provenance:
Agnes Gund, New York
Gifted to Karen Davidson
Literature:
Rachel Vogel 1971.1-13
Butler Institute 7 (Close)
Krakow Witkin Gallery 1976.06 (LeWitt)
Senior u0026 Shopmaker Gallery 1976.01 (Mangold)
Ellen D'Oench and Hilarie Faberman 4 (Plimack Mangold)
Wildenstein Plattner Institute P773 (Wesselmann)
1977
The complete set of 12 rubber stamp prints and one collotype, on various papers, with full margins and the full sheets.
all I. various sizes
twelve S. 8 x 8 in. (20.3 x 20.3 cm)
one S. 11 x 11 in. (27.9 x 27.9 cm)
Seven numbered 339/1000 and three numbered 229/1000 in pencil on the reverse, Andre stamp-numbered '0229' in red ink on the front, Buren numbered 230/250 in pencil on the reverse (one of four color combinations of 250 each), published by Parasol Press, Ltd., New York, printed in the United States, all framed.
Condition Report:
All with a slight undulation to the sheet.
u003cstrongu003eCarl Andreu003c/strongu003e - Very occasional pale foxmarks at the sheet edges.
u003cstrongu003eRichard Artschwageru003c/strongu003e - Very occasional pale pinpoint foxmarks.
u003cstrongu003eChuck Closeu003c/strongu003e - The sheet very slightly toned.
u003cstrongu003eSol LeWittu003c/strongu003e - Two pale pinpoint foxmarks at the lower center and right center margins (barely of note).
u003cstrongu003eAgnes Martinu003c/strongu003e - A handling crease at the lower left sheet edge (mainly visible in raking light), two vertical hinges at the reverse upper corners (visible from the front), a small area of pale surface soiling at the reverse of the lower left plate edge and margin (visible from the front).
u003cstrongu003eSylvia Plimack Mangoldu003c/strongu003e - Occasional soft linear pressure marks at the sheet edges.
u003cstrongu003eTom Wesselmannu003c/strongu003e - A small pale area of surface soiling at the upper left margin (not distracting).
u003cstrongu003eJoe Zuckeru003c/strongu003e - Very occasional pale pinpoint foxmarks, a small area of surface soiling at the upper left corner.
In our opinion, these works are in very good condition.
F: the sheets glued at the reverse corners, unable to examine the reverses. Within wood frames, floated, under Plexiglas.
All condition assessments exclude a work's frame.
For more information or images, please contact the department at Editions@Phillips.com
Provenance:
Agnes Gund, New York
Gifted to Karen Davidson
Literature:
Rachel Vogel 1971.1-13
Butler Institute 7 (Close)
Krakow Witkin Gallery 1976.06 (LeWitt)
Senior u0026 Shopmaker Gallery 1976.01 (Mangold)
Ellen D'Oench and Hilarie Faberman 4 (Plimack Mangold)
Wildenstein Plattner Institute P773 (Wesselmann)
