domberger luitpold (1 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very good- to fine condition. First edition. Folio 1971 (17 x 11 3/4"). (1) 12/14pp.; Elephant Folio 1972, 1972 (19 1/4 x 16 1/2"). (1) 12/12pp. each. Spiral-bound calendars with original screen prints and black lettering on covers, with additional screen printed mylar overlays. All calendars designed by Luitpold Domberger and printed at the Domberger KG, Bonlanden, Germany. All calendars are limited editions and hand-numbered on title page. The screen-printed mylar overlays create an op-art effect. The 1971 contains prints by Max Bill, Herbert Bayer and Robert Indiana. 1971 (558/2500): Cover and overlays with screen prints by Herbert W. Kapitzki; January: Max Bill; February: George Van der Sluis; March: Herbert Bayer; April: Robert Indiana; May: Müller-Brittnau; June: Allan d'Arcangelo; July: Horst Scheffler; August: Peter Stroud; September: Josef Levi; October: Sanford Wurmfeld; November: Erich Lethgau; December: Larry Zox. 1972 (1754/3000): Cover and overlay with screen prints of Herbert W. Kapitzki; January: Stephen Edlich; February: Robert Indiana; March: Frank Werner; April: Josef Levi; May: Richard Anuszkiewicz; June: Luitpold Domberger; July: Nicholas Krushenick; August: Horst Scheffer; September: Hugo Dietz; October: Edna Andrade; November: Peter Stroud; December: Raimund Gierke. 1973 (2107/2500): Cover and overlay with screen prints by Herbert W. Kapitzki; January: Walter Allner; February: Werner Berges; March: Allan d'Arcangelo; April: Julian Stanczak; May: Larry Stark; June: Ingrid Pohl; July: Rinaldo Paluzzi; August: Timo Kw. Heimann; September :Karel Novosad; October: Fritz Ruoff; November: Gerd Winner; December: John Willenbecher. Text in German. Printed overlay of the 1971 calendar partially separated from spiral. 1971 bound with two duplicate pages of calendar, January and October without graphic. Front cover of 1972 with three inch crease at bottom right of front cover, not affecting screen print. Generally some minor wear. Screen prints in fine condition. Calendars all protected in modern mylar. Luitpold (Poldi) Domberger was a pioneer of screen-printing in Germany. He established his first printing studio in 1949 in Stuttgart. His neighbor at the time was Willi Baumeister. His son Michael Domberger joined him, developed and continued his legacy to the present day. Edition Domberger is at the forefront of screen-printing and continues to develop and promote the medium. Amongst the artists collaborating with Edition Domberger are Josef Albers, Josef Beuys, Keith Haring, Claes Oldenburg, Robert Indiana, Antoni Tapies, Cy Twombly, among many others. "For decades the Domberger brand has been synonymous with excellence in screen printing. The print workshop is open to artists and publishers providing a wide range of technical possibilities alongside seasoned expertise. It offers the highest level of craftsmanship, in both digital- and screen-printing. The exceptional quality of the prints produced by Domberger, have made it one of the leading print workshops in the world" (Edition Domberger).