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Current bid: $6,500 CAD
Bidding History
Paddle # Date Amount
15287 18-Oct-2022 01:00:00 PM $6,500
872588 18-Oct-2022 12:59:28 PM $6,000 autobid
15287 18-Oct-2022 12:59:28 PM $5,500
872588 18-Oct-2022 12:58:56 PM $5,000 autobid
15287 18-Oct-2022 12:58:56 PM $4,750
872588 18-Oct-2022 12:58:34 PM $4,500 autobid
15287 18-Oct-2022 12:58:34 PM $4,250
872588 18-Oct-2022 11:37:46 AM $4,000 autobid
823617 18-Oct-2022 11:37:46 AM $3,750
872588 18-Oct-2022 09:38:54 AM $3,500 autobid
823617 18-Oct-2022 07:54:44 AM $3,250
872588 18-Oct-2022 05:41:04 AM $3,000 autobid
872667 17-Oct-2022 07:53:10 PM $2,750
33626 17-Oct-2022 04:40:28 PM $2,500
872588 17-Oct-2022 10:14:42 AM $2,250
23355 15-Oct-2022 05:56:22 PM $2,000
872588 13-Oct-2022 03:59:54 AM $1,900 autobid
38179 13-Oct-2022 03:58:56 AM $1,800 autobid
872588 13-Oct-2022 03:58:56 AM $1,700
38179 08-Oct-2022 11:50:45 PM $1,600 autobid
33626 06-Oct-2022 01:30:47 PM $1,500

LOT h001

AANFM LP QMG RCA SAPQ
1933 - 2004
Canadian

Sans titre
silkscreen on paper, 2002
signed with the estate stamp and embossed with the Fondation Guido Molinari blindstamp and on verso inscribed "G.M.-S-65-h-23"
37 3/8 x 27 1/8 in, 94.9 x 68.9 cm

Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000 CAD

Sold for: $8,125

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PROVENANCE
Fondation Guido Molinari, Montreal


Please note: the full sheet size 41 3/4 x 29 5/8 inches.

Edition of 60

Guido Molinari started making silkscreens in the early 1960s. It was then that he founded a studio where he made multiple prints of his works as he’d done with the Noirs et Blancs series in 1967. Silkscreen was used for various purposes in Molinari’s work. It was a creative vehicle in its own right, related to the potential he had tapped into through his hard-edge practice. To create these works, the artist used the masking tape technique for the vertical lines. The narrow bands of colour were then arranged to seek a new colour rhythm. Using his screen printer late in his career, Guido Molinari approached silkscreen as an extension of some of his existing paintings – particularly those from his main artistic periods. The artist’s reproductions of the vertical stripe paintings of the 1960s attest to his desire to share and distribute his work as widely as possible.

Consignor proceeds from the sale of this Lot will benefit the Guido Molinari Foundation.

The Buyer is hereby advised to read fully the Terms and Conditions of Business and Catalogue Terms, including the HO2 Sale Notice and Special Terms of Sale.


All prices are in Canadian Dollars


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