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A unique drawing (cotton balls fixed to paper) - Size: Din A4. - 50 unique, drawings, signed, titled, dated and numbered of which 30 are for trade plus 12 A.P. - As they are all unique and different, please ask for pictures // Kinderbuch (1957) by Karin Sander and Dieter Roth is a minimalist mixed media work created in 2016. It features three cotton balls in distinct colors—blue, red, and black—carefully arranged on a white Din A4 paper, evoking simplicity and a playful tone reminiscent of children's books. The cotton balls' placement suggests a sense of spatial openness, inviting viewers to focus on color, form, and the textured contrast between the soft materials and the flat paper. This piece is part of a series of 50 unique works, each signed, dated, and numbered by the artist, underscoring its individuality within the larger collection.
Dieter Roth, Kinderbuch (1957), 2016
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A unique drawing (cotton balls fixed to paper) - Size: Din A4. - 50 unique, drawings, signed, titled, dated and numbered of which 30 are for trade plus 12 A.P. - As they are all unique and different, please ask for pictures // Kinderbuch (1957) by Karin Sander and Dieter Roth is a minimalist mixed media work created in 2016. It features three cotton balls in distinct colors—blue, red, and black—carefully arranged on a white Din A4 paper, evoking simplicity and a playful tone reminiscent of children's books. The cotton balls' placement suggests a sense of spatial openness, inviting viewers to focus on color, form, and the textured contrast between the soft materials and the flat paper. This piece is part of a series of 50 unique works, each signed, dated, and numbered by the artist, underscoring its individuality within the larger collection.
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Karin Sander
Dieter Roth, Kinderbuch (1957), 2016
Drawing / Watercolor
Mixed Media
EUR 1,500
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