Offset prints on cardboard, mounted on original support cardboard
Germany, around 1989
Michael Clegg (b. 1957) - Irish artist
Martin Guttmann (b. 1957) - Israeli artist
Title below the offset prints in a rectangular narrow section ‘Continuous Power Lines (Vienna, New Mexico, Como, Montreux)’
Below inscribed in ballpoint by hand with the location information
En verso equipped with an adhesive label with the original signature by the artist and the edition of ‘11/12’ in a blue ballpoint
Numbered on the reverse side with ‘1523F’
Overall dimensions, framed: 104.5 x 43.7 cm
Good condition
Provenance: Private collection Berlin, Germany
The artist duo Clegg & Gutman presented their work at the documenta in Kassel as well as at the Venice Biennale

These offset prints on cardboard were created by the two artists Michael Clegg (born 1957) and Martin Guttmann (b. 1957) around 1989 in Germany. Depicted are impressions of Vienna, New Mexico, Como and Montreux. The work is titled below the offset prints in a rectangular narrow section with ‘Continuous Power Lines’ and inscribed with information on the locations.



The four prints are framed under passe-partout. On the reverse of the frame a label shows the signatures by the artists and the edition number ‘11/12’. The number ‘1523F’ is visible above. The work is in good condition. The frame shows minimal nicks on the edges. The overall size is 104.5 x 43.7 cm.



Clegg & Gutman

The artist duo is comprised of the Irish artist Michael Clegg (born 1957), professor of photography at the Public University for Design in Karlsruhe, Germany, and the artist Martin Guttmann (born 1957) from Israel. Clegg and Gutman have studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York and worked together since 1980. They deal with photographic and filmic stagings as well as with object installations in public spaces. The active participation of the viewer is an important and almost a consistent element in the installations of the artist couple.

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