Suh Doho
Screen , 2005
Lot #243 |
2010-11-09 |
Phillips, New York
Contemporary Art Part Ii
Category:
sculptures
Estimate:
USD 80,000 - 120,000 (currency of sale)
Price Sold:
Auction Details
Auction house: Phillips
Auction number: NY010610
Auction name: Contemporary Art Part Ii
Auction type: Fine Art
Location: New York
Start date: 2010-11-09
Currency: USD
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Lot Description
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Department: Sculpture & 3D Art
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Dimensions: 117 x 98 1/4 in. (297.2 x 249.6 cm).
Item measurements:
Height In Centimeters:
117
Width In Centimeters:
9825
Height In Inches:
46.063
Width In Inches:
3868.11
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Provenance
Lehmann Maupin, New York
Condition
ADDENDUM The correct dimensions of the work are 117 x 98 1/4 in. (297.2 x 249.6 cm).<br> <br>It is our opinion that this work is in excellent condition.<br> <br>The work is comprised of plastic ABS figurines and stainless steel. There is minor wear to the finish scattered throughout. The work is accompanied by extra figurines. There is minor undulation to the screen, attributed to the artist’s technique.
Exhibited
Sweden, Museum for World Culture in Gothenburg, Do-Ho Suh, 2004; Philadelphia, The Favric Workshop and Museum, Do-Ho Suh, June 18 - September 17, 2005
Catalog summary
<strong><br>Description:</strong><br>Suh Do-Ho null <br>Plastic ABS and stainless steel. 117 x 98 1/4 in. (297.2 x 249.6 cm). <strong>Provenance: </strong>Lehmann Maupin, New York <strong>Literature: </strong> <strong>Exhibited: </strong>Sweden, Museum for World Culture in Gothenburg, Do-Ho Suh, 2004; Philadelphia, The Favric Workshop and Museum, Do-Ho Suh, June 18 - September 17, 2005 <strong>Condition Report: </strong>ADDENDUM The correct dimensions of the work are 117 x 98 1/4 in. (297.2 x 249.6 cm).<br> <br>It is our opinion that this work is in excellent condition.<br> <br>The work is comprised of plastic ABS figurines and stainless steel. There is minor wear to the finish scattered throughout. The work is accompanied by extra figurines. There is minor undulation to the screen, attributed to the artist’s technique.