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2012

William Wauer

Oberwiesenthal 1866 – 1962 West-Berlin

”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917

Coloured chalk on thin black paper, on cardboard. 29,9 × 29,9 cm (11 ¾ × 11 ¾ in.).
This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.

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This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.
This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.

Background:

This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.
This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.

Background:

This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.
This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.

Background:

This picture shows the following artwork: William Wauer. ”Drei Reiherfedern”. Circa 1917.

Estimate:

EUR 900

 

- 1,200

Auction 762

Sunday, 16.08.2026, 6:00 PM

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Information

Coloured chalk on thin black paper, on cardboard. 29,9 × 29,9 cm (11 ¾ × 11 ¾ in.). Monogrammed lower left: WW. Titled in pencil on the reverse: Drei Reiherfedern [engl.: Three heron feathers]. [3179] Framed

Condition Report: Harmonious overall appearance. The colours fresh. The paper at the upper edge as well as along the right sheet edge detached from the mount on the cardboard. The upper margin slightly bumped and with a diagonal crease (27 cm). The right edge in places lightly bumped and with multiple minuscule tears (up to 0,5 cm, backed on the reverse). The corners lightly bumped; the upper right corner reattached and backed verso with Japan paper. On the reverse, the mounted black paper in the upper corners detached, partially torn and forded over; the right edge with minuscule tears and, at the lower edge, with light surface abrasions. In the corners, remnants of Japan paper from former mountings; atop, remounted with Japan paper onto the support cardboard

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