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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 19, 2024 | ”Stephen & Ulla in Richmond Park, London” | Grisebach | Berlin | ||||
photographs
71 x 103.2 x 3.7 cm (27.95 x 40.63 x 1.46 in)
Dye destruction print
thereupon signed, dated, titled and editioned in black felt-tip pen
Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, to the current owner
Nan Goldin (Washington D.C. 1953 - lives in New York and Paris). ”Stephen & Ulla in Richmond Park, London”. 2002
Dye destruction print. 65,3 × 97,5 cm (69,4 × 101,4 cm) (25 ¾ × 38 ⅜ in. (27 ⅜ × 39 ⅞ in.)). Laid down on a Forex plate, thereupon on the back a label, thereupon signed, dated, titled and editioned in black felt-tip pen, as well as a further label, thereupon inscribed in pencil. On the back of the frame label of the Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco with printed work information. Framed. Size of frame: 71 x 103,2 x 3,7 cm.
One of 15 editioned copies. [2039]
Literature and illustration:
Nan Goldin: Nan Goldin. Luzifers Garten. Berlin 2003, p. 426-427 (there titled: Bäume im Richmond Park, London)
Condition report: In very good condition. Highgloss paper. To the lower margin of the image on the very right, approx. 3 cm and 1 cm from the bottom, approx. 15 cm from the right, two minuscule faint, hardly noticeable punctiform pressure marks, perceptible only from very close in raking light. Edges in the black margin with a faint pressure line or linear scuff mark from mounting in the frame, visible in raking light.
