Lot 1273 Niki de Saint-Phalle. My Love, where shall we make …

My Love, where shall we make love? 1988. Leporello mit 50 Seiten in Offset-Lithographie. 18 x 18 cm. Illustr. OKt. (gebräunt, eine Ecke angeknickt, Gelenke etw. eingerissen, unterer Rücken feuchtigkeitsrandig).

Moderne Literatur und Kunst – Gedruckt bei Litografik AB, Malmö, Schweden. - Künstlerbuch aus dem Jahr 1971, das in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Moderna Museet in Stockholm veröffentlicht wurde. In der für die Künstlerin charakteristischen Bildsprache erzählt sie eine intensive, teils melancholische Liebesgeschichte, die in Form von eigenwilligen, teils psychedelisch anmutenden Zeichnungen und persönliche Notizen an ihren Geliebten zum Ausdruck gebracht wird. - Gutes Exemplar.

Modern Literature and Art – Leporello with 50 pages in offset lithography. Illustr. orig. cardboard (browned, joints slightly teared, lower spine waterstained). - Printed by Litografik AB, Malmö, Sweden. - Artist's book from 1971, published in collaboration with the Moderna Museet in Stockholm. In the artist's characteristic pictorial language, she tells an intense, sometimes melancholy love story, which is expressed in the form of idiosyncratic, sometimes psychedelic drawings and personal notes to her lover. - Good copy.

Startprice: 200 €
Estimate: 300 €

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