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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dec 17, 2021 | Grisebach | Berlin | Third Floor Online Only 17.12.2021-9.1.2022 | 1811 | $****** - ****** | ”Tanz auf der Bühne” |
Works on Paper
10.9 x 14.1 cm (4.29 x 5.55 in)
Pencil on paper
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Aschaffenburg 1880 - 1938 Davos). ”Tanz auf der Bühne”. 1911
Pencil on paper. 10,9 × 14,1 cm (4 ¼ × 5 ½ in.). Inscribed, titled, dated and inscribed with the inventory number by Florian Karsch on the reverse: 14,3 x 11 cm in Blei Tanz auf der Bühne 1911 E 71-746/6. As well as with stamp in violet confirmed by Florian Karsch in pencil : ERNST LUDWIG KIRCHNER Orig.-Zeichnung von Slg. Lise Gujer. Bei Kornfeld und Klipstein erworben durch Galerie Nierendorf bestätigt.
Not in the catalogue raisonné by Presler.-
[3611]
We would like to thank Herrn Prof. Dr. Dr. Gerd Presler for kindly providing additional information.
Condition report: Harmonious overall appearance. The sheet edges without tears or losses. The sheet with minor time staining and - mostly at the corners - slightly dusty. Scattered small brown stains as well as isolated small fingerprints. The paper minimally creased. The upper left corner with a small crease (0,5 cm). On the reverse in both upper both as well as in the lower left corner paper tape remains of an old mount. These slightly pushing through to the front. In the upper sheet corners mounted onto the support cardboard with paper tape and probably also with liquid adhesive.
