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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 | 1835 | $****** - ****** | ”Wettkampf zu Pferde”; Heiderich Z 782. |
Works on Paper
21.5 x 13.2 cm (8.46 x 5.2 in)
Pencil on paper
With the estate stamp in violet and the handwritten registry number on the reverse: BZ 37/3 as well as inscribed in black pen and India ink: Wettkampf zu Pferde 1911.
August Macke (Meschede 1887 - 1914 Perthes-lès-Hurlus). ”Wettkampf zu Pferde”. 1911
Pencil on paper. 21,5 × 13,2 cm (8 ½ × 5 ¼ in.). With the estate stamp in violet and the handwritten registry number on the reverse: BZ 37/3 as well as inscribed in black pen and India ink: Wettkampf zu Pferde 1911.
Heiderich Z 782.-
[3567]
Condition report: Harmonious overall appearance. Two sheet edges without tears or losses. Each at the upper left margin, the upper edge on the right within a small thinned area as well as in the upper right sheet edge a tear (0,3 cm/ 0,3 cm / 2,5 cm), the longer underlaid. In the upper right corner two diagonal creases (max. 7 cm) as well as a crease running parallel to each the upper and the bottom edge. The paper with irregular minimal time staining and in the margins slightly creased in places. The upper left corner with minimal thinning. In the lower right corner a remain of a paper tape. Ultraviolet light reveals no retouchings or repairs.
