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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 19, 2007 | Cut-out violins | 19 | Pierre Berge & Associes | Paris | |||
sculpture
painted resin
Signed below the bottom element, on the left
acquis directement par l"actuel propriétaire auprès des Editions de la Différence. Collection particulière, France. Herkomst : rechtsreeks door de huidige eigenaar aangekocht bij de uitgeverij de la Différence. Privé-collectie, Frankrijk
ARMAN (1928-2005)
Cut-out violins, 1987 Series of 100 copies and 20 artist proofs. Reeks of 100 copies in 20 kunstenaarsproeven Edition de la Différence Editie de la Différence Proof in painted resin numbered XIX/XX. Proefstuk in was geschilderd genummerd XIX/XX Signed below the bottom element, on the left. Get onder het lage element, links Signed Art Resin R. HALIGON and numbered inside at the top of this same element. Originally, Arman wanted Black and White Violins to be presented together on a Plexiglas base. But the very high cost of this production meant that these Cut Violins were sold separately. Only five pairs were made in accordance with the artist"s wishes and it is one of them that is presented here. Kunstwas R. HALIGON en genenummerd binnenin boven hetzelfde element. The original version of Arman"s "Black and White Violins" is the same as the original word on a plexiglass cover. Maar door het high price werden zijn ?Cut out violins" tenslotte afzonderlijk verkocht. It"s time to see what you"re looking for. Eén ervan wordt hier nu tentoon gesteld.
