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Gemälde / Textilentwurf "Hieroglyphen" von Gertrud Kelletat, mit Stempel der Künstlerin, 60er

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Gemälde / Textilentwurf "Hieroglyphen" von Gertrud Kelletat, mit Stempel der Künstlerin, 60er*GEMLDE TEXTILENTWURF GERTRUD KELLETAT GERTRUD WEISE 60ER ORIGINAL UNIKAT MNCHEN HIEROGLYPHEN zum Verkauf steht ein Gemlde * Acrylgemlde * auf Papier * von der Knstlerin Gertrud Kelletat (Geburtsname: Gertrud Weise), die eine Schlerin von Willi Baumeister (18891955) war, als diese Entwrfe entstanden, wohnte sie in Mnchen, spter in Berlin * ein Textilentwurf, ein sogenannte Karton * aus den 60er Jahren * abstraktes, farbenfrohes Muster * auf der

*GEMÄLDE TEXTILENTWURF GERTRUD KELLETAT GERTRUD WEISE 60ER ORIGINAL UNIKAT MÜNCHEN HIEROGLYPHEN


zum Verkauf steht ein Gemälde

* Acrylgemälde
* auf Papier
* von der Künstlerin Gertrud Kelletat (Geburtsname: Gertrud Weise), die eine Schülerin von Willi Baumeister (1889–1955) war, als diese Entwürfe entstanden, wohnte sie in München, später in Berlin
* ein Textilentwurf, ein sogenannte Karton
* aus den 60er Jahren
* abstraktes, farbenfrohes Muster
* auf der Rückseite mit Stempel der Künstlerin
* Titel des Musters: "Hieroglyphen"
* ist auch als autonomes Kunstwerk, eine geometrische Komposition zu betrachten
* großes, spektakuläres Bild
* Original
* Unikat
* weitere Werke von der Künstlerin sind separat zu finden

Maße
* 47,7 × 60,1 cm

Zustand
* guter Zustand, siehe Fotos
* Blattrand oben rechts mit einem Riss, rechts gefaltet
* Farbe an machen Stellen leicht abgerieben, siehe Fotos
* sehr guter Gesamteindruck

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