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Masayoshi Sukita “40Th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes” Masayoshi Sukita “40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes” 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Heroes © 1977 / 1997 Risky Folio, Inc. Courtesy of The David Bowie Archive ™ Preisliste / Pricelist All pictures of the exhibition are titled and signed on the back including local sales tax (19%). galerie hiltawsky Tucholskystraße 41, 10117 Berlin +49 (0)30 285 044 99 | (0)171 81 34 567 Di – Sa 14 – 19 Uhr u.n.V. Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 01. Masayoshi Sukita, "Heroes" To Come, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 50,8 cm x 40,6 cm, Edition 10/30, € 1.950 02. Masayoshi Sukita, MY-MY / MY-MY, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 4/30, € 1.950 03. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 n°1, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 76,2 cm x 101,6 cm, Edition 1/10, € 3.900 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 04. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 n°2, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 05. Masayoshi Sukita, "Heroes", Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 18/30, € 29.000 (one of the last 2 available !) 06. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 n°3, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 07. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 n°4, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1950 08. Masayoshi Sukita, The Next Moment?, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 76,2 cm x 101,6 cm, Edition 3/10, € 7.300 09. Masayoshi Sukita, Sense Of Doubt, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 4/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 10. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977-n°4, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 11. Masayoshi Sukita, V-2 Schneider, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 76,2 cm x 101,6 cm, Edition 3/10, € 3.900 12. Masayoshi Sukita, Keep Your 'Lectric Eye, 1973 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 2/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 13. Masayoshi Sukita, Loves to be loved, 1973 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 76,2 cm x 101,6 cm, Edition 1/10, € 3.900 14. Masayoshi Sukita, Starman, ca. 1973 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 5/30, € 1.950 15. Masayoshi Sukita, Watch That Man II, 1973 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 4/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 16. Masayoshi Sukita, Time may change me, 1973 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 3/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 19. Masayoshi Sukita, Watch That Man I, ca. 1973 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 18/30, € 1.950 20. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 – David in a frame, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 also available in 20 cm x 25 cm, Edition 1/100, € 300 21. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 n°5, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 22. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 n°6, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 23. Masayoshi Sukita, The Same Old Kyoto, Japan, 1980 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 50,8 cm x 40,6 cm, Edition 4/30, € 1.950 24. Masayoshi Sukita, A Day In Kyoto 2 - Hankyu Train, Japan, 1980 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 50,8 cm x 40,6 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 25. Masayoshi Sukita, A Day In Kyoto 4 - Telephone Box, Japan, 1980 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 4/30, € 1.950 26. Masayoshi Sukita, The Next Moment? Japan, 1977 Lichtbox, 60 cm x 60 cm, AP € 3.450 27. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 with Iggy n°1, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 50,8 cm x 40,6 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 28. Masayoshi Sukita, 1977 with Iggy n°2, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 50,8 cm x 40,6 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.950 29. Masayoshi Sukita, IP – 1977 n°1, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.500 30. Masayoshi Sukita, IP – 1977 n°2, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.500 Masayoshi Sukita 40th Anniversary of David Bowie's Heroes 12. Mai – 12. August 2017 Preisliste / Pricelist 31. Masayoshi Sukit, Iggy – 1977, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.500 32. Masayoshi Sukita, IP – 1977 n°3, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.500 33. Masayoshi Sukita, IP – 1977 Iggy in a frame, Japan, 1977 Lambda print on Fuji photographic paper 40,6 cm x 50,8 cm, Edition 1/30, € 1.500 also available in 20 cm x 25 cm, Edition 1/100, € 300.
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