112: BERNARD AUBERTIN, Monochrome noir, fait à la petite cuillère < Art + Design, 11 February 2021 < Auctions

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Bernard Aubertin 1934–2015
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Monochrome noir, fait à la petite cuillère

2014
acrylic on canvas 11¾ h × 11¾ w in (30 × 30 cm)

estimate: $1,000–1,500

result: $3,640

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Signed, titled and dated to verso 'Monochrome Noir Fait À La Petite Cuillère 9-06-2014 Bernard Aubertin'. Sold with a photo certificate signed by the artist.
provenance: Private Collection, California

Aubertin liked to recall the words of Goethe: “Look at the pictures, at the objects, at the landscapes and at your chamber with a lens of a single color. Thus, you reach the mystery of the uniqueness, of spirituality, of universality.”

Giancarlo Rovetta, The Archive Aubertin

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Bernard Aubertin 1934–2015
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Monochrome noir, fait à la petite cuillère

Monochrome noir, fait à la petite cuillère

Aubertin liked to recall the words of Goethe: “Look at the pictures, at the objects, at the landscapes and at your chamber with a lens of a single color. Thus, you reach the mystery of the uniqueness, of spirituality, of universality.”

Giancarlo Rovetta, The Archive Aubertin

Bernard Aubertin 1934–2015 follow artist

Monochrome noir, fait à la petite cuillère

Monochrome noir, fait à la petite cuillère

Aubertin liked to recall the words of Goethe: “Look at the pictures, at the objects, at the landscapes and at your chamber with a lens of a single color. Thus, you reach the mystery of the uniqueness, of spirituality, of universality.”

Giancarlo Rovetta, The Archive Aubertin

Bernard Aubertin 1934–2015
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