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Unique original blue color drawing ( by Meta-Matic machinery ) in blue, broad felt pen. Hand signed in pencil recto, printed COA of Museum Haus Lange Krefeld verso. Made and sold at Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld, 07/1960. // This remarkable drawing is a genuine original produced by one of Jean Tinguely’s celebrated Méta-Matic machines at Museum Haus Lange in Krefeld in July 1960. Executed in sweeping strokes of blue felt pen, the composition reveals the unpredictable gestural energy of the apparatus — bold, rhythmic marks that oscillate between mechanical precision and expressive freedom. Hand-signed by Tinguely and accompanied by the museum’s printed certificate of authenticity, this unique work stands as a historic document from the birth of kinetic and machine-made art, embodying the artist’s radical questioning of authorship and creative process.
Meta – Matic N9, 1960
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Unique original blue color drawing ( by Meta-Matic machinery ) in blue, broad felt pen. Hand signed in pencil recto, printed COA of Museum Haus Lange Krefeld verso. Made and sold at Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld, 07/1960. // This remarkable drawing is a genuine original produced by one of Jean Tinguely’s celebrated Méta-Matic machines at Museum Haus Lange in Krefeld in July 1960. Executed in sweeping strokes of blue felt pen, the composition reveals the unpredictable gestural energy of the apparatus — bold, rhythmic marks that oscillate between mechanical precision and expressive freedom. Hand-signed by Tinguely and accompanied by the museum’s printed certificate of authenticity, this unique work stands as a historic document from the birth of kinetic and machine-made art, embodying the artist’s radical questioning of authorship and creative process.
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