JOHN M ARMLEDER, untitled, n.d. [1992], invisible print
60 x 60 cm
print on heavy paper, pigment powder, invisible ink
signed, numbered
edition 30, here nr. 6/30
very fine condition
published by Vous Êtes Ici Editions / The Blind Faith Series, Amsterdam
€ 750,- plus € 28,- track & Trace registered mail
During a period of five years various artists have been invited by Vous Êtes Ici Editions to make an invisible ink print. The buyer was supposed to scratch the surface of the paper by means of a lead pencil through which 25 dots are created on the invisible ink printed.
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The Archive is Limited, Amsterdam € 400,- August 2021-->
FELIX GONZALEZ-TORRES, Untitled (Double Portrait), 1991
69 x 98 cm
stack with offset posters, gold ink on paper
unlimited edition
condition: excellent
published by the artist
€ 260,- plus € 24,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.FGT 000-pr
History of price:
Baldwin, London, UK December 2024 GBP 850.-
Archives, Paris, France January 2024 US$ 504.-
Roseberys, London, UK 30 November 2022 € 370,- (hammer price)
Piasa, paris, France 22 February 2017 € 1.400,- (hammer price)
WJM KOK, Maxi-Color, 1992
33,9 x 25 cm
offset, stapled color book
signed, numbered, dated
edition 200
condition: scuffed front couver
published by the artist
This edition was never completed; circa 50 copies were made. Here a used copy with sticker residues is shown.
The prints and paintings (1991-present) with the name Maxi-Color are part of a large group of works in which an industrial product is appropriated by the artist. On the one hand, this group of works can be divided into ‘appropriation art’ and, on the other hand, into a product that is ‘already made’ as Marcel Duchamps put it. An ‘objet trouvé’ as the colour book featured above.
HREINN FRIDFINNSSON, House Project, 1974-2007
40 x 60 cm
giclée print
signed, numbered
edition of 150 + 20 AP
published by Serpentine Gallery, London, England
€ 295,- plus € 28,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.HF 000-pr
The House Project (1974-2007) is originally a sculpture installed in the open air by Hreinn Fridfinnsson. Once he read about an aristocratic character in an Icelandic novel who decided to build his house inside-out, with wallpaper, curtains and framed photos as its façade, to turn the outside as indoors. And the other way around. Hreinn Fridfinnsson honoured this idea of erecting such a house again in the middle of nowhere in the high lands of Iceland in 1974.
History of prices:
Cheffins, Cambridge, UK GBP 420.- / € 493,- 26 May 2022 (hammer price)
Waterside Project Space on Wharf Road, London January 2012 GBP 450.-
additional information:
For some obscure reasons the print House Project was offered at Waterside Project Space on Wharf Road in London in 2012. The apparently 2nd print was announced as being printed in an edition of 100. Its size has different proportions compared to the Serpentine print.
Hreinn Fri∂finnsson, House Project, 2007
39,5 x 49 cm
giclée print
edition of 100 + 20 AP
Waterside Project Space on Wharf Road, London, England
NAM JUNE PAIK, Fluxband, 1985
60 x 73 cm
hand made grease crayon drawing, offset on heavy Chromatin paper
signed and numbered
edition 50 + 25 AP
signed, numbered
Edition A: 30 copies (numbered 1/30 – 30/30)
Edition B: 20 copies (numbered I/XX – XX/XX)
25 artist’s proofs (numbered 1/25 – AP 25/25)
Edition René Block, Berlin, Germany
€ 1.350,- + € 20,- Track & Trace registered mail
SIGMAR POLKE, Ortsbestimmung, 1998
50 x 70 cm
screen print
edition 70 + XX AP
signed, numbered mint
€ 2.000,- plus € 32,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.SPol 000-pr
History of prices:
Ketterer Kunst, Hamburg, Germany 26 May 2025 € 2.500,-
AaG/Auktionshaus am Grunewald, Berlin, Germany 6 December 2024 € 1.600,- (hammer price}
Fine Art Multiple.com October 2023 € 7.260
Grisebach, Germany, 30 April 2023 € 2.375
Edition Staeck, Düsseldorf Germany January 2023 € 4.100
Edition Staeck, Düsseldorf, Germany 16 September 2021 € 4.100
Fineartmultiple.com, Berlin, Germany August 2021 € 7.260
Steven Vail Fine Arts, Des Moines, USA August 2021 US$ 3,500 (nr I/XX)
Korff Stiftung, Ilmmünster, Germany, April 2021 € 4.500
Edition Staeck, Düsseldorf February 2021 € 4.100
Korn Stiftung, Ilmmünster, Germany April 2018 € 4.100
Edition Staeck, Düsseldorf April 2017 € 4.100
Edition Staeck, Düsseldorf September 2010 € 2.100
Germanposters.de April 2009 € 1.200
Artax, Düsseldorf, May 2003 € 1.250
Alone together: Alone (Facing East), alone (Facing West), 2000
96,5 x 77,5 cm / 38 x 30 1/2 inches
screenprints, enamel ink, glitter, 2 parts
edition 100 + 8 AP + 2 PP, here nr 38/100
published by The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, USA
mint
€ 4.000,- excluding transport / insurance
sold
This portfolio is the eighteenth edition in The New Museum’s Limited Edition Program, and was produced by Donald Sheridan, the printmaker responsible for Andy Warhol’s diamond dust prints. It depicts two glittery pandas that are mirror images of each other. Placed back to back, the pandas form ‘Together Alone’, and appear as if in an argument. Facing one another, the pandas form ‘Together’, and the bamboo stalks in their paws unite to create a heart.
In the late 1980s Rob Pruitt was, along with Jack Early, part of the collaborative art team Pruitt-Early, a duo that was instantly touted as a pair of intrepid, iconoclastic newcomers—that is, until a 1992 show at Leo Castelli Gallery, where the two artists paid tribute to black culture by splashing paint on foil, shrink-wrapping posters of famous African Americans, and supplying their own rap soundtrack. Today that kind of show wouldn’t read as much of a shock, let alone a scandal, but in the early ’90s, the culture was still fully entrenched in the dicta of political correctness. Protests ensued, their work was accused of being racist, and, soon after, the pair disbanded.
Alone (Facing East) and Alone (Facing West) are the first limited edition prints ever produced by Rob Pruitt.
History of prices
Phillips, New York October 2012 € 6.696,- (hammer price) 28 October 2014
Ketterer Kunst estimate: € 3.800-€ 4.500 7 juni 2014
Auction Sotheby’s, London, England € 3.206,- / USD 3,836 (excl. 25% Buyer’s premium)
Galerie van Gelder, Amsterdam February 2016 € 4.000,- (edition nr 38/100) purchased by Kevin Brewer, London, England
Artspace, New York, USA October 26 October 2016 US$ 7,500.- (edition nr 38/100) provenance: (flip-) art collector Kevin Brewer, London, England
MARCO BAGNOLI, Albe of zonsopgangen, 1984 [invitation]
41,8 x 29,6 cm
3 parts: invitation + A4 persbericht + A4 travel directions
published by Stichting De Appel, Amsterdam
pristine, rare
€ 160,-
RAÚL MARROQUIN, announcement “Telephone Piece”, 1983
42,2 x 30,2 cm
offset print,
TBA / Time Based Arts, November bulletin: Sound Works
twice folded as mailed
published by Vereniging van Videokunstenaars, Amsterdam
excellent condition, although very slightly aged paper
€ 190,- + € 15,- registered mail
inv.RMar 990-pr
This poster announces presentations by Relly Tarlo / Jacoba Bedaux, Raúl Marroquin and Daniel Brun.
OLIVIER MOSSET, untitled, 1991
107 x 107 cm (100 x 100)
screen print on colored heavy paper, framed
verso: signed, numbered, dated
edition 25
rare
€ 2.800,- plus courier costs
€ 2.000,- (unframed) plus € 32,- Track & Trace EU registered mail in cardboard tube
Sometimes a print reflects light more than the light it reflects…. This work of Olivier Mosset is one of these works that vibrates brilliantly, due to its colour combinations.
