Karel Appel, "Sur la piste de Manhattan", from: "La Cirque".

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12 000 - 15 000 SEK

1 070 - 1 340 EUR

1 090 - 1 360 USD

Hammer price

26 000 SEK

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Karel Appel

(Holland, 1921-2006)

"Sur la piste de Manhattan", from: "La Cirque"

Wood engraving in colours with embossing, 1977, signed in white crayon and numbered 22/130, published by ABCD Editions. L./S. 56,5 x 76 cm.

Unexamined out of frame. Colours very well preserved.

Designer

Karel Appel was a Netherlandish visual artist, sculptor and ceramic artist born in Amsterdam. Appel studied at Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. Appel drew inspirations for his creations from Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse. During his studies Appel met Beverloo Corneille who he later formed COBRA alongside. His artworks are often vibrant and expressionistic and depict various figures. Appel sculpted with different materials in what is known as the assemblage technique.

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