Johannes Gachnang - Temple de l'Amour or Temple of Love

Temple de l'Amour (Temple of Love)

Johannes Gachnang's original etching and engraving "Temple de l'Amour" (Temple of Love) is printed upon rag paper and with full, deckled margins as published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin in the limited edition of one hundred signed impressions. This impression is signed and numbered, '1/100', by the artist in pencil. It bears the Rembrandt Verlag blindstamp in the lower left corner. "Temple de l'Amour" is a fine, original example of the architectural art created by the Swiss artist, Johannes Gachnang.

Original Etching and Engraving by the Swiss artist, Johannes Gachnang.

Temple de l'Amour (Temple of Love)

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01.-	Adam bezuglich (Regarding Adam) by Rudolf Hausner	Original Lithograph	1969	Rudolf Hausner (Vienna, 1914 -1995)	Signed, titled, inscribed, dated '1969', and numbered, '1/100' by Rudolf Hausner in penci. Published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin.
02.-	Arches by Paul Eliasberg	Original Color Etching and Aquatint	c. 1970	Paul Eliasberg (Munich, 1907 - Hamburg, 1983)	Signed and numbered, '1/100' by Paul Eliasberg in pencil. Published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin.
03.-	Selbst Portrait (Self Portrait) by Ursula Schultze-Bluhm	Original Color Etching	1969	Ursula Schultze-Bluhm (Mittenwalde, 1921 - Paris?, 1999)	Signed, titled, dated and numbered, '1/100' by Ursula Schultze-Bluhm in pencil. Published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin for 11 Blatter phantastischer Graphik.	Sold
04.-	Temple de l'Amour (Temple of Love) by Johannes Gachnang	Original Etching and Engraving	c. 1970	Johannes Gachnang (Zurich, Switzerland, Born, 1939 - Berne, 2005)	Signed and numbered, '1/100' by Johannes Gachnang in pencil. Published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin.
05.-	Teufelsfuss (Devil Foot) by Bernard Schultze	Original Color Etching	1969	Schultze, Bernard (Schneidemuhl, Western Prussia, 1915 - Koln 2005)	Signed, dated and numbered, '1/100' by Bernard Schultze in pencil. Published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin for 11 Blatter phantastischer Graphik.
06.-	Umarmung (Embrace) by Mac Zimmermann	Original Color Lithograph	c. 1971	Mac Zimmermann (Stettin, Germany, 1912 - Wasserburg, 1995)	Signed, dated and numbered, '1/100' by Mac Zimmermann in pencil. Published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin.

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Title:	Temple de l'Amour (Temple of Love)
Artist:	Gachnang, Johannes (Zurich, Switzerland, Born, 1939 - Berne, 2005)
Date:	c. 1970
Medium:	Original Etching and Engraving
Publisher:	Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin
Edition:	Limited edition of one hundred impressions, numbered 1/100.
Note:	Johannes Gachnang: A contemporary Swiss printmaker of architecture and architectural subjects Johannes Gachnang has lived, worked and exhibited in Paris (1960-63), Berlin (1963-67), Istanbul (1967-68), Rome (1968-70) and Amsterdam (1971-74). From 1974 t0 1982 Johannes Gachnang served as the Director of the Kunsthalle de Berne. In 1984 he co-founded the influential publishing house of Gachnang and Springer in Berne, which continues to this day. This company has published books on contemporary artists, catalogue raisonnes and original works of graphic art. These works include books upon the art of Johannes Gachnang's long time friend and associate, George Baselitz.
	Johannes Gachnang's graphic art is dedicated to the study of architecture, particularly the visual relationship between architecture and geometry. In 2000 a major retrospective of his graphic art and artistic influence took place in Paris at the Centre Culturel Suisse de Paris under the title of "Johannes Gachnang: le chaos dans la geometrie" *
	Temple de l'Amour (Temple of Love) was published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin, around 1970 in a limited edition of 100 impressions. During the late 1960's and early 1970's this publisher commissioned original prints from some of the finest German, Swiss and Austrian artists of the times, such as Paul Wunderlich, Mac Zimmermann, Rudolf Hausner, Peter Ackermann, Ernest Fuchs, Johannes Gachnang, Ursula Schultze-Bluhm and Bernard Schultze.
Reference:	* Helena Bastais, “Johannes Gashnang; le chaos dans la geometrie”, Centre Culturel Suisse de Paris, http://www.ccsparis.com/old/gachnang.html
Size:	13 1/2 X 12 3/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Condition:	Printed upon rag paper and with full, deckled margins as published by Rembrandt Verlag, Berlin in the limited edition of 100 signed impressions. Signed and numbered, '1/100', by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. Bearing the Rembrandt Verlag blindstamp in the lower left corner. A deeply printed impression and in excellent condition throughout. Temple de l'Amour (Temple of Love) represents both a large and important original example of the architectural art of Johannes Gachnang.
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