Lot 3692 - A215 Estampes & Multiples - jeudi, 27. novembre 2025, 10h00
JOHN CAGE & CALVIN SUMSION
(Los Angeles 1912–1992 New York City) (Provo 1942–2014 Pleasant Grove)
From: Not Wanting To Say Anything About Marcel. 1969.
Multiple. 8 screen-printed acrylic glass panels, walnut wood base, instruction sheet and accompanying booklet. 106/125. With the engraved signature on the bottom right of the wooden base: John Cage Cal Sumsion. Each acrylic glass panel 35.6 × 50.8 cm, wooden base: 61 × 37 cm.
Plexigram III from the series of the same name. In the original cardboard box.
Plexigram III from the series of the same name. In the original cardboard box.
“Not Wanting to Say Anything about Marcel” is a historically significant work marking John Cage’s first exploration into graphic art. Encouraged by members of the New York art community who recognized his strong visual sensibility, Cage ventured beyond music into the visual realm. Much like his musical compositions, his graphic work was characterized by experimentation and innovation, reflecting his continual push to expand artistic boundaries.
CHF 1 000 / 1 500 | (€ 1 030 / 1 550)
Vendu pour CHF 3 000 (frais inclus)