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Max Klinger:
Picture "Blue Hour", 1891

Max Klinger: Picture "Blue Hour", 1891
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Max Klinger:
Picture "Blue Hour", 1891

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Limited, 600 exemplars | collotype on cardboard | solid wood strip | passe-partout | glazed | format 77 x 82 cm

The "blue hour" is the hour after sunset. Klinger's painting was influenced by the "Blue Period" of Pablo Picasso. Original: Oil on canvas. Museum der bildenden Künste, Leipzig.

Original collotype in 9 colors of the historically listed collotype print shop in Dresden, on collotype cardboard. Collotypes like these are today sought after rarities, as only a few experts around the world master this complex technique, requiring a lot of time and expertise and allow only limited editions. Despite the outstanding quality of these prints, almost only antiquarian collotypes are available today. This sheet comes also from the eighties.

Limited edition, 600 exemplars. Sheet format 63.5 x 71 cm. Framed in solid wood strip with passe-partout. Dustproof glazed. Format 77 x 82 cm.

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Max Klinger: Picture "Blue Hour", 1891

The "blue hour" is the hour after sunset. Klinger's painting was influenced by the "Blue Period" of Pablo Picasso. Original: Oil on canvas. Museum der bildenden Künste, Leipzig.

Original collotype in 9 colors of the historically listed collotype print shop in Dresden, on collotype cardboard. Collotypes like these are today sought after rarities, as only a few experts around the world master this complex technique, requiring a lot of time and expertise and allow only limited editions. Despite the outstanding quality of these prints, almost only antiquarian collotypes are available today. This sheet comes also from the eighties.

Limited edition, 600 exemplars. Sheet format 63.5 x 71 cm. Framed in solid wood strip with passe-partout. Dustproof glazed. Format 77 x 82 cm.

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Max Klinger (1857-1920) is one of the most important German artists of the late 19th and early 20th century. His works influenced by the symbolism and Art Nouveau style he helped significantly, to the breakthrough of modern art in Germany.

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