535. God-Goled, Chess

Paul Neagu

1938, Bucureşti - 2004, Londra

Estimate

EUR 900 - 1.600

Sold

EUR 3.000

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Session

Thu, 2 March 2017 19:00

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS: 1969 – Group Exhibition "Bauzentrum" in Hamburg, Germany; "Palpable Art Manifesto", Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh 1971 – Sigi Krauss Gallery, London, UK. Exhibitions, installations and performances. 1972 – Generative Art Group (GAG): Philip Honeysuckle, Husney Belmood, Anton Paidola, Edward Larsocchi, Paul Neagu 1975 – "The Condition of Sculpture", Hayward Gallery, London 1979 – Durham Cathedral: Starhead Project. "Great Gathering of Hyphens", Institute of Contemporary Art, London 1981 – "Baroque '81", Museum of Modern Art, Paris, France 1994 – Solo exhibition at the Brukenthal Museum, Sibiu, Romania 1997 – "Out of Actions - Between Performance and Object", travelling exhibition in Barcelona, Tokyo, Vienna, Contemporary Museum of Art, Los Angeles 2000 – Solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia. The Neagu Archive is sold to the Tate Modern Gallery, London, UK 2009 – Retrospective exhibition Paul Neagu, Romanian Cultural Institute, London, UK SELECTED AWARDS: 1973; 1978- Art Council England Award 1976 – Tony Cobbeld Award 1996 – Awarded by the Japanese government COLLECTIONS: Tate Britain, Victoria and Albert Museum, Scottish National Gallery - Edinburgh, The Henry Moore Foundation, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fukuoka Museum, National Museum of Art Romania

Dimensions

width 35 cm, height 56 cm, custom 35x56

Description

ulei şi colaj pe hârtie, semnat şi intitulat central jos, în creion, "P. Neagu, God-Goled, Chess"

Lot.material_carats

collage and oil on paper

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