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Gisela Beker (German/American, 1932) Signed "Labyrinth" Screenprint

Sold for $50 at Akiba Galleries on Aug 12, 2025.

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Gisela Beker (German/American, 1932) Signed "Labyrinth" Screenprint 20th Century, German/American Gisela Beker (German/American, 1932) screenprint in colors, on wove paper. Signed and numbered in pencil. Titled: "Labyrinth" by Gisela Beker. Limited Edition of 300. Numbered 48. Written on verso "Bauhaus IV". With Chromacomp mark on paper. Gisela Beker, (maiden name Sander) was born on October 9, 1932, in Danzig Germany (Poland since August 1945). Her public education started in 1938 up to 1945 in Danzig; 1945 to 1949 in East Germany and 1949-1952 in Dusseldorf, West Germany, where she studied under Rudolf Kroll, an instructor at the famed Bauhaus art school, in Berlin. Her geometric and OP artworks pay homage to that period. "Chromacomp paper" refer to a paper produced by Chromacomp Inc. Chromacomp was a New York-based printing studio, notably known for its work with Andy Warhol and other iconic artists in the 20th century.

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