Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Joseph BEUYS | Eine Rose für direkte Demokratie | Mixed Media, 1968 — available on Composition Gallery
Joseph BEUYS | Eine Rose für direkte Demokratie | Mixed Media, 1968 — available on Composition Gallery
Joseph BEUYS | Eine Rose für direkte Demokratie | Mixed Media, 1968 — available on Composition Gallery
Joseph BEUYS | Eine Rose für direkte Demokratie | Mixed Media, 1968 — available on Composition Gallery

Rose in a graduated glass cylinder, with an inscription. Titled on the glass and with a stamped signature. With a certificate on printed letter paper, signed and numbered by Beuys. Bibliography: J. Schellmann, Joseph Beuys, the Multiples, 1965-1986, ill. p. 71. // This poetic multiple by Joseph Beuys presents a single red rose placed within a graduated laboratory glass cylinder, transforming a simple scientific vessel into a symbol of democratic aspiration. Created in 1968 during a period of intense political activism, the work belongs to Beuys's broader practice of using everyday materials to challenge conventional boundaries between art and life. The glass bears the title inscription and stamped signature, accompanied by a certificate on printed letterhead signed and numbered by the artist.

Artwork Copyright © Joseph Beuys

Eine Rose für direkte Demokratie, 1968

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Medium

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Rose in a graduated glass cylinder, with an inscription. Titled on the glass and with a stamped signature. With a certificate on printed letter paper, signed and numbered by Beuys. Bibliography: J. Schellmann, Joseph Beuys, the Multiples, 1965-1986, ill. p. 71. // This poetic multiple by Joseph Beuys presents a single red rose placed within a graduated laboratory glass cylinder, transforming a simple scientific vessel into a symbol of democratic aspiration. Created in 1968 during a period of intense political activism, the work belongs to Beuys's broader practice of using everyday materials to challenge conventional boundaries between art and life. The glass bears the title inscription and stamped signature, accompanied by a certificate on printed letterhead signed and numbered by the artist.

Artwork Copyright © Joseph Beuys

Joseph Beuys

Sich Selbst (wer Nicht Denken Will Fliegt Raus), 1977

Drawing / Watercolor

Mixed Media

EUR 700

Joseph Beuys

Eine Rose Für Direkte Demokratie, 1968

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

EUR 2,800

Joseph Beuys

Ja Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee, 1970

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

EUR 2,500

Joseph Beuys

Beuys For Lothar, 1973

Photography

Photograph

EUR 5,500

Joseph Beuys

Wirtschaftspaket, 1984

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

EUR 16,600

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