Arnulf Rainer (1929) & Rene Rietmeyer (1957) - THE ANGELS SERIES Nr.011
编号 85213009
This photo is from the 2011 RAINER Series “Unfinished into Death – The Angels Series”. The original photo was made by Rene Rietmeyer whereby Arnulf Rainer worked over his photo to “improve” it. Published by Arnulf Rainer as part of a limited Edition with 12 photos and exhibited at the Venice Biennale 2011.
For the series “Unfinished into Death – The Angels Series” many photos were made, but only 12 different photos from this series have been printed in a larger size. This photo is nr. 11 from the series “Unfinished into Death – The Angels Series”. In this large size there have been printed only six copies, the edition number is embossed in the paper and in the certificate of Authenticity.
This photo is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl 320 gr/m2, the best paper possible for this type of photography. The paper is 70x60 cm
Seller's Story:
Over the years, the Nina Collection has grown significantly through cooperations with several different artists and the European Cultural Centre (ECC). Parts of this Nina - ECC Collection are now being sold in order to help finance the cultural activities of the European Cultural Centre.
卖家故事
This photo is from the 2011 RAINER Series “Unfinished into Death – The Angels Series”. The original photo was made by Rene Rietmeyer whereby Arnulf Rainer worked over his photo to “improve” it. Published by Arnulf Rainer as part of a limited Edition with 12 photos and exhibited at the Venice Biennale 2011.
For the series “Unfinished into Death – The Angels Series” many photos were made, but only 12 different photos from this series have been printed in a larger size. This photo is nr. 11 from the series “Unfinished into Death – The Angels Series”. In this large size there have been printed only six copies, the edition number is embossed in the paper and in the certificate of Authenticity.
This photo is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl 320 gr/m2, the best paper possible for this type of photography. The paper is 70x60 cm
Seller's Story:
Over the years, the Nina Collection has grown significantly through cooperations with several different artists and the European Cultural Centre (ECC). Parts of this Nina - ECC Collection are now being sold in order to help finance the cultural activities of the European Cultural Centre.
