Joseph Beuys Ikarus Photo Editions Hand-Signed, 1979! Signed with Frame

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JOSEPH BEUYS

>IKARUS - photo edition<
1979
Advertising card for the metal cassette of the same name with photos


Hand-signed with first name in pencil and with blue FIU stamp

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  • Catalog raisonné Schellmann 227 IKARUS photo edition, Paderborn

Multiple offset lithograph, FIU card, fanfold size approx. 31x15cm, image size approx. 11x15, with frame 34 x 34cm

Choice of white or black wooden frame with white bevel-cut passe-partout and special picture acrylic glass. NEW!

 Also a great gift

hand signed, not numbered,

  • Uniqueness? No thanks! – signals the art of reproduction à la Beuys, and yet many multiples created by Beuys manage to escape the “shattering of the aura”, the fate that Walter Benjamin predicted for the mass-reproduced work of art. Because Beuys, the rascal, often cleverly inscribes the auratic, breath of air and air of life at the same time, into his mass-produced products: by signing whatever comes his way. Stamping, dating, numbering and signing – for Beuys, all of this is not just a quirk but also a means to an end. “Even when I write my name, I am drawing,” Beuys once said about the creative aspect of signing. Through the signature, the mass character of a multiple suddenly and unexpectedly shifts towards the original: the mass-produced product becomes unique, unique in the here and now. 
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Uniqueness? No thanks! – signals the art of reproduction à la Beuys, and yet many multiples created by Beuys manage to escape the “shattering of the aura”, the fate that Walter Benjamin predicted for the mass-reproduced work of art. Because Beuys, the rascal, often cleverly inscribes the auratic, breath of air and air of life at the same time, into his mass-produced products: by signing whatever comes his way. Stamping, dating, numbering and signing – for Beuys, all of this is not just a quirk but also a means to an end. “Even when I write my name, I am drawing,” Beuys once said about the creative aspect of signing. Through the signature, the mass character of a multiple suddenly and unexpectedly shifts towards the original: the mass-produced product becomes unique, unique in the here and