481
Alfred Kubin
Ali, der Schimmelhengst. Schicksale eines Tatarenpferdes, 1928.
Lithograph
Estimate:
€ 1,000 / $ 1,150 Sold:
€ 1,000 / $ 1,150 (incl. surcharge)
481
Alfred Kubin
Ali, der Schimmelhengst. Schicksale eines Tatarenpferdes, 1928.
Lithograph
Estimate:
€ 1,000 / $ 1,150 Sold:
€ 1,000 / $ 1,150 (incl. surcharge)
Ali, der Schimmelhengst. Schicksale eines Tatarenpferdes in 12 Blättern. 1928-1932.
The series comprising 12 Lithographs. With a title leaf and 3 lithographed text sheets. Published by Verlag der Johannes-Presse (Neue Galerie), Vienna 1932.
Hoberg Mappe IX I (of II). Each sheet signed. Each illustration monogrammed in stone. From an edition of 83 copies. On smooth creme paper. Up to 33,5 x 27 cm (13,1 x 10,6 in). Sheet: 45 x 34,3 cm (17,7 x 13,5 in).
Printed by E. Danzinger, Vienna. Loose sheets. Without imprint and original portfolio. Alfred Kubin made the drawings for this series in 1928. In a letter to Hanne Koeppel he wrote on 6 January, 1929: "I was in an almost demonic state of creation - made a series of 12 sheets - >Ali, the gray stallion, fate of a Tatar horse< that's it - You know I've been loving horses since I was a child, and again, I've also always been scared of them. - As a natural being the stallion is the epitomy of maculinity to me." (Transl. of quote after, notes on portfolio IX, p. 306). [KH].
The series comprising 12 Lithographs. With a title leaf and 3 lithographed text sheets. Published by Verlag der Johannes-Presse (Neue Galerie), Vienna 1932.
Hoberg Mappe IX I (of II). Each sheet signed. Each illustration monogrammed in stone. From an edition of 83 copies. On smooth creme paper. Up to 33,5 x 27 cm (13,1 x 10,6 in). Sheet: 45 x 34,3 cm (17,7 x 13,5 in).
Printed by E. Danzinger, Vienna. Loose sheets. Without imprint and original portfolio. Alfred Kubin made the drawings for this series in 1928. In a letter to Hanne Koeppel he wrote on 6 January, 1929: "I was in an almost demonic state of creation - made a series of 12 sheets - >Ali, the gray stallion, fate of a Tatar horse< that's it - You know I've been loving horses since I was a child, and again, I've also always been scared of them. - As a natural being the stallion is the epitomy of maculinity to me." (Transl. of quote after, notes on portfolio IX, p. 306). [KH].
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