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Finden Sie Eine Auswahl Unserer Werke Art Basel June 14–17 2018 Galerie Carzaniga Basel 1 Sam Francis Philipp Bauknecht 192 3-1994 Julius Bissier Walter Bodmer Serge Brignoni Samuel Buri Paul Camenisch Sam Francis Charles Hindenlang Rolf Iseli Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Lenz Klotz Christopher Lehmpfuhl Wilfrid Moser Flavio Paolucci Gianriccardo Piccoli Marcel Schaffner Hermann Scherer Lorenz Spring Albert Steiner Untitled SF75-622 , 1 975 Niklaus Stoecklin Acryl auf Papier, 54,8 x 44,2 cm Mark Tobey Umschlag Albert Müller (1897 -1 926) Varlin Grosse Berglandschaft (Davoser Landschaft) , 1 925 Walter Kurt Wiemken Oel auf Leinwand , 110 x 100 cm 2 3 Julius Bissier 1893 -1965 22. Sept. 60 , 1 960 Eioeltempera auf selbstgrundierter Baumwolle , 1 7x26 cm 4 5 Julius Bissier Julius Bissier 1893 -1965 1893 -1965 11.1 .63 , 1 963 28 .Jan.65 , 1 965 Tusche auf Papier, 38,4 x 52,3 cm Eioeltempera auf selbstgrundierter Baumwolle, 20,4 x27,9 cm 6 7 Walter Bodmer Walter Bodmer 1903 -197 3 1903 -197 3 Verstiegen , 1 946 Metallrelief mit Glas, o. J. Oel auf Leinwand, 80 x100,5 cm Eisen, Glas, 44 x 65 x 1 cm 8 9 Serge Brignoni Paul Camenisch 1903-2002 189 3-1 970 Vorderseite: Figuren , 1 948 Rückseite: Teichlandschaft mit Haus Bruderholz II , 1 936 Oel auf Leinwand, 44 x 52,5 cm Oel auf Leinwand, 95 x 81 cm 10 11 Samuel Buri Samuel Buri 1935 1935 Saitenstück, 2 01 7 Tondo , 1 95 8/ 59 Oel auf Leinwand , 113,5 x 63,5 cm Oel auf Pavatex, 57 cm Durchmesser 12 13 Samuel Buri Samuel Buri 1935 1935 Hüttlenen, 2 01 7 Hüttlenen, 2 01 7 Aquarell, zweiteilig, je 36 x 57 cm Oel auf Leinwand, zweiteilig , 141 x109 cm 14 15 Charles Hindenlang Philipp Bauknecht 189 4-1 960 188 4-1 933 Kinder im Wald , 1 925 Kleiner See im Wald (Mönchalptal bei Davos) , 1 92 0- 22 Oel auf Leinwand, 84 x 72 cm Oel auf Leinwand, 80 x 70 cm 16 17 Rolf Iseli Rolf Iseli 1934 1934 Offene Landschaft, 2 01 7 Vernetzt, 2 01 6 Erde, Gouache, Kohle, Stacheldraht auf Papier, 50 x 70 cm Erde, Pulverfarbe, Kohle, Stacheldraht auf Papier, 100 x 70 cm 18 19 Rolf Iseli Rolf Iseli 1934 1934 Landschaft, 2 01 7 Vernetzt, 2 01 7 Erde, Gouache, Kohle, Stacheldraht auf Papier, 36 x 51 cm Erde, Gouache, Kohle, Stacheldraht auf Papier, 70 x 50 cm 20 21 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Ernst Ludwig Kirchner 188 0-1 938 188 0-1 938 Kind, in ganzer Figur mit kurzen Hosen und Obstpflücker an langer Stange , 191 7/ 18 Rastende Spaziergänger , 191 8 Oel auf Malpappe, 73,8 x 48 ,1 cm Oel auf Leinwand, 34 x 49 cm 22 23 Lenz Klotz 192 5- 2017 Auf hellen und dunklen Flächen , 1 953 Oel auf Leinwand, 100 x115 cm 24 25 Lenz Klotz Lenz Klotz 192 5- 2017 192 5- 2017 Drei Badende , 1 985 Zugleich parallel verlaufend , 1 966 Oel auf Leinwand, 81 x 100 cm Oel auf Leinwand , 115 x 95 cm 26 27 Christopher Lehmpfuhl 1972 Unter den Linden, 2008 Oel auf Leinwand, 120 x140 cm 28 29 Christopher Lehmpfuhl Christopher Lehmpfuhl 1972 1972 Wintersonne an der Alten Wache, 2 01 7 Berlin Mitte, 2 01 8 Oel auf Leinwand, 80 x120 cm Oel auf Leinwand , 1 80 x150 cm 30 31 Wilfrid Moser Wilfrid Moser 191 4-1997 191 4-1997 Composition , 1 954 Kytharon , 1 963 Oel auf Leinwand, 41 x 33 cm Oel auf Leinwand, 65 x 46 cm 32 33 Albert Müller Albert Müller 1897 -1 926 1897 -1 926 Bauern , 1 926 Grosse Berglandschaft (Davoser Landschaft) , 1 925 Tusche auf Papier, 34,4 x 50,5 cm Oel auf Leinwand , 110 x 100 cm 34 35 Flavio Paolucci Flavio Paolucci 1934 1934 Frammento, 2 01 7 La casa verde sul percorso, 2 01 7 Holz, Bronze, 45 x 46 x 5 cm Bronze , 1 20 x 40 x 25 cm 36 37 Gianriccardo Piccoli Gianriccardo Piccoli 1941 1941 Vanitas, 2 01 8 La Torre di Montaigne, 2 01 6 Asche auf graviertem Holz, 60 x 45 cm Oel, Papier, Holz, Gaze auf Leinwand, 85 x 85 cm 38 39 Marcel Schaffner Marcel Schaffner 1931-201 2 1931-201 2 Ohne Titel , 1 962 Ohne Titel, 1996 Gouache auf Papier, 42,5 x 60 cm, 2-teilig Acryl auf Papier, 59,5 x 42 cm 40 41 Hermann Scherer Hermann Scherer 1893 -1 927 1893 -1 927 Tessiner Landschaft , 1 924-25 Selbstportrait, um 1925 Aquarell über schwarze Kreide auf Papier, 43 x 55,5 cm Oel auf Leinwand, 80 x 70 cm 42 43 Hermann Scherer 1893-1927 Knabe und Mädchen , 1 925 Holzskulptur , 1 45 x 68 x 28 cm 44 45 Lorenz Spring Lorenz Spring 1964 1964 Autos V, 2 01 8 Rose I, 2 01 7 Oel auf Leinwand, 27 x 35 cm Oel auf Leinwand, 35 x 27 cm 46 47 Albert Steiner Albert Steiner 1877 -1965 1877 -1965 h c i r ü Z , r e g r e b f o h c s i B o n u r B © h c i r ü Z , r e g r e b f o h c s i B o n u r B © Winter bei St. Moritz, o. J. Winterzauber im Oberengadin, o. J. Silbergelatineabzug , 1 6,8 x 22,4 cm Silbergelatineabzug, 22,8 x 16,7 cm 48 49 Niklaus Stoecklin Niklaus Stoecklin 189 6-1 982 189 6-1 982 Paris, Rue des Gobelins , 1 928 Zimmer im Hôtel Quai Voltaire Paris , 1 956 Oel auf Leinwand, 55 x 46,2 cm Gouache auf Pavatex, 43 x 33 cm 50 51 Mark Tobey Mark Tobey 189 0-197 6 189 0-197 6 Ohne Titel , 1 960 Ohne Titel , 1 957 Tempera auf Papier, 31 ,5 x 24,5 cm Oel und Gouache auf Papier 54,5 x 39 cm 52 53 Mark Tobey 189 0-197 6 Ohne Titel , 1 959 Tempera auf Karton 37 x47,8 cm 54 55 Mark Tobey Mark Tobey 189 0-197 6 189 0-197 6 Hidden Spheres , 1 967 River Fog , 1 970 Mischtechnik, Collage auf Papier, 91 x 62 cm Tempera auf Papier, 45,5 x 35 cm LM 56 57 Varlin Varlin 190 0-1 977 190 0-197 7 Café Roeser in Lausanne , 1 942/43 Stilleben mit Flasche, Akt und Glas , 1 959 Oel auf Leinwand, 43 x 53,8 cm Oel, Kohle auf ungrundierter Jute , 110 x 110 cm 58 59 Varlin Varlin 1900 -197 7 1900 -197 7 Eingang zur Seilbahn in Territet , 1 93 6- 44 Oel auf Karton, 49 x 68 cm Livia , 1 956 Seilbahn in Territet , 1 93 6- 44 Oel auf Karton, 69 x 51 ,5 cm Oel auf teilweise ungrundierter Leinwand, 5 7,5 x 69 cm 60 61 Walter Kurt Wiemken Walter Kurt Wiemken 1907 -1 940 1907 -1 940 Variationen über Basel , 1 931 Landschaft bei Mendrisio, 1933 Bleistift, Aquarell, Gouache und Tempera auf Papier Tempera auf Papier, 34 x 42 cm LM 47,5 x 47,5 cm LM 62 63 Art Basel June 14–17 2018 Hall 2.0 Galerie Carzaniga Basel Hall 2.0 Booth D15 Booth D15 Center Hall 2.0 Arnaldo Carzaniga Philipp Hediger +41 79 408 19 20 Markus Rück +41 79 338 36 85 Entrance Galerie Carzaniga Ausstellungen in der Galerie CH- 40 51 Basel Gemsberg 10 Lorenz Spring Tel +41 61 264 30 30 Im Kabinett: Fax +41 61 264 30 31 Werke aus Privatsammlungen [email protected] 5. Mai bis 16. Juni 2018 www.carzaniga.ch Lenz Klotz Mo bis Fr 9–18 h Mark Tobey Sa 10 –16 h 23. Juni bis 11 . August 2 018 64.
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