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G020_VIII_200
G020 Kasper König
Kasper König
1971-1978
Die Akte enthält signierte Einladungskarten an Kasper König von Gilbert & George von 1972-1978.
Der Akte wurde nachträglich aus privatem Besitz Kasper Königs das "art & project Bulletin 47" von 1971 mit Originalsignatur von Gilbert & Georg zugeordnet, darüber hinaus die Einladungskarte "Christmas of 1971", Konrad Fischer Galerie, Düsseldorf, Januar 1972.
Zum Buchprojekt "Side by Side, Gilbert & George the sculptors", Art for All, London 1971, des Verlags Gebrüder König sind wichtige Briefwechsel mit dem Künstlerpaar (Kopien, Durchschlag) erhalten, so mit Konrad Fischer und Ileana Sonnabend. In diesem Kontext findet sich auch die Einladung zur Subskription des Buches.
Aus dem Sommer 1975 datieren fünf Künstlerkarten "The Red Boxers" (als Mailskulptur entstandenen Serie in 8 Karten) von Gilbert & George mit innseitiger Originalsignatur in Rot: "Anything, "Stone-ish", "Come", "Moved", "Stillness". Die Künstlerpostkarten sind innen mit Text versehen, außen sind Bild und Wort in Gold auf rotem oder dunkelbraunen Karton gespägt .
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