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Work price
€2.150,00 EUR
Work price
Work price
€2.150,00 EUR
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81 x 108 cmIntimate wall workFor smaller rooms, series hangings or a quieter distance to the work.
108 x 145 cmGallery formatBalanced size for living rooms, offices and larger walls.
145 x 193 cmStatement formatLarge format for rooms where the work can define a wall.
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02Decide materialGloss, matte surface or frame determine light depth and reflection.
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Work details & edition
Collector dossierEdition, format and finish at a glance.
Title
ALEXANDER HAUS #5, GERMANY
Artist
André Wagner
Work type
Limited Edition / available execution
Current selection
32 × 42 cm / 1/5 / OHNE RAHMEN
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Material / condition
Fotografie
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Origin
FLUGPOST.art / studio context, Berlin
ArtistAndré Wagner
Work statusLimited Fine-Art Edition
Medium / focusPhotography, light, time and perception
DocumentationSignature, edition and certificate
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ServiceAdvisory, packaging and international shipping
01Signed and numberedLimited fine-art photography with transparent edition size.
02CertificateIncludes artist, title, year, format, material, edition number, signature and date.
03Produced within the editionEditions are not sold out like unique works while the edition remains available.
04Advisory before purchaseFormat, glass, framing and hanging can be discussed in advance.
EditionLimited fine-art photography with transparent edition context and collector certificate.
MaterialFormat, glass and execution determine depth, reflection and room effect.
AdvisoryPersonal recommendation on size, hanging and effect in private or public rooms.
ShippingProfessionally produced, protected for transport and available for international delivery.
FormatLarge formats behave like quiet wall works; smaller formats suit series hangings.MaterialAcrylic glass on Alu-Dibond emphasizes depth and light; matte execution reduces reflections.AdvisoryPersonal recommendations on room, hanging or framing can be requested before purchase.
You can feel it, the warm charm of the wood in the freshly restored Alexander House in Groß Glienicke (Potsdam). Only natural light, which penetrates through the cracks of the closed shutters, creates this unique ambience. It seems as if the eventful history of this wooden gem is still present. Barely perceptible even something can be heard, but what might that be? Children playing or tank tracks? Machine gun fire or the laughter on a happy summer evening?
So small and yet so big
In the book "Sommerhaus am See," Thomas Harding brilliantly captures five generations and 100 years of German history in words. Love, intrigue, chaos, armored halls, SA on the lakeshore and ultimately, after the war, the Berlin Wall actually across the garden. The Alexander House was doomed to demolition and yet rescue was found at the last minute.
A photograph directly under the skin
The photograph radiates powerfully and yet remains deliberately quiet. Through the perfect apparent symmetry, it lies quietly within itself and encourages one to pause, even to meditate.
Testimony of time and vision
Every kind of art is also a witness of time. But especially a photograph is able to capture the momentary reality. If it is then possible to integrate other time levels, feelings and visions into a picture in addition to the current reality, then it can become a work of art. Art is personal. Whoever invests in art always buys a vision, his vision. This wonderful work is at the same time a vision and proof of hope and basic trust that good will triumph.
