BUNDLE OF FIVE MODERN PRINTS*

Irene Amberger, born 1989 in Moedling
Tear, 2010
silkscreen/paper, 20,8 x 29,5 cm
verso numbered and signed 27/50 Irene Armberger, from the edition Jugendfrei sheet 15

Katharina Blum, lives in Vienna
Information, 2007
silkscreen/paper, 21,2 x 29,6 cm
signed K. Blum, dated 2007, labelled in print Informant, from the edition Jugendfrei sheet 5

Jeremias Altmann, born 1989 in Vienna
Modell 16, 2010
aquatint/paper, 14,8 x 20,5 cm
signed Jeremias, dated 2010, numbered 27/50, from the edition Jugendfrei sheet, 16

Jeremias Altmann, born 1989 in Vienna
Palimpsest, 2011
etching/paper, 19,8 x 27 cm
verso numbered and signed 27/50, from the edition Jugenfrei Sheet 18

Martin Bischof, born 1979 in Vienna
World space, 2010
lithography/paper, 21,4 x 29 cm
verso numbered, titled and signed 27/50 Welt/ verschauter Raum Martin Bischof, from the edition Jugendfrei sheet 14

ESTIMATE °€ 100 - 200
STARTING PRICE °€ 100

Jeremias Altmann studied graphics and printmaking at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Since graduating in 2015, he has mainly worked in graphic art and painting. Altmann lives and works in Vienna. His work is determined by the serial examination of different topics, to which Altmann develops his own visual language. In the series "Young Prophesies", the artist reconstructs his own childhood drawings. At the same time, Altmann is enthusiastic about the inner workings of technical equipment and their morphologic changes over time, which became the starting point for the series "Machines". His series "Ear Collection" and "Had Work" question traditions of classical portraiture and the universal approach to artistic production. In addition to numerous other excursions into short film and installation projects, Altmann has exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery, London; his work has been shown in Austria, France, Germany, Hungary, Serbia, India, Canada, and China. From 2006, Irene Amberger studied at Kunstschule Wien (Art School Vienna). In 2009, one of her linocuts made it on the cover of the yearbook of the Art School. Martin Bischof studied printmaking at the Vienna Art School from 2006 to 2010. From 2010 to 2015. he studied painting and graphics with Ursula Huebner at the University of Art and Industrial Design in Linz. He passed the diploma examination with distinction. In 2013 he also began studying cultural studies at the University of Art and Industrial Design in Linz. Katharina Blum studied at the Malerschule Leesdorf (Leesdorf School of Painting) of HTL Baden. She is a graphic artist at Wiener Unart.

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