Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production

Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production

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The image shows a complex network of overlapping lines and shapes creating a dense pattern. The lines form a textured design resembling a woven fabric or a grid-like maze, with varied thickness and intersections.
Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production, Untitled, 2002, etched German-silver metal sheet, Gift of the Collectors Committee and Gail and Benjamin Jacobs, 2008.24.1

Untitled

Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 2002 · etched German-silver metal sheet ·  Accession ID  2008.24.1

The image shows a dense network of irregular, intersecting lines forming an intricate lattice-like pattern. The lines vary in thickness and direction, creating diverse geometric shapes.
Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production, Untitled, 2002, etched German-silver metal sheet, Gift of the Collectors Committee and Gail and Benjamin Jacobs, 2008.24.3

Untitled

Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 2002 · etched German-silver metal sheet ·  Accession ID  2008.24.3

The image displays a dense network of intersecting black lines, creating an intricate pattern of irregular, diamond-like shapes across the canvas. The abstract composition resembles a distorted net or a cracked surface, where the lines twist and intersect in a seemingly chaotic yet structured manner. The varying thickness of the lines and gaps between them evoke the appearance of a woven mesh that's been stretched or pulled in multiple directions.
Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production, Untitled, 2002, etched German-silver metal sheet, Gift of the Collectors Committee and Gail and Benjamin Jacobs, 2008.24.2

Untitled

Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 2002 · etched German-silver metal sheet ·  Accession ID  2008.24.2

The image shows an intricate pattern of interconnected, irregularly shaped lines forming a dense, textured grid on the canvas. The abstract composition resembles an aerial view of a pebble-strewn surface or the detailed texture of reptile skin. The repetitive formations create a sense of organized chaos, where each small shape contributes to the larger network.
Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production, Untitled, 2002, etched German-silver metal sheet, Gift of the Collectors Committee and Gail and Benjamin Jacobs, 2008.24.4

Untitled

Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 2002 · etched German-silver metal sheet ·  Accession ID  2008.24.4

The image shows interconnected pentagon and hexagon shapes arranged in a pattern across the canvas. The shapes vary in size and are spread evenly. The design resembles a mesh or cellular structure and could be compared to a honeycomb, leaf veins, or plant cells. The lines have different thicknesses, adding depth to the geometric design.
Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production, Untitled, 2002, etched German-silver metal sheet, Gift of the Collectors Committee and Gail and Benjamin Jacobs, 2008.24.5

Untitled

Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 2002 · etched German-silver metal sheet ·  Accession ID  2008.24.5

The image depicts a black rotary dial telephone and an indistinct black object next to each other. The color palette includes various shades of gray, black, and red. The objects are placed in the upper part of the image, with the text "BEUYS" in red and a cross symbol in the center.
Joseph Beuys, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production, Earth Telephone, 1973, screenprint on felt board, Gift of Merrill C. and Dalia S. Berman, 2011.147.4

Earth Telephone

Joseph Beuys, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 1973 · screenprint on felt board ·  Accession ID  2011.147.4

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Nets

Rachel Whiteread, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 2002 · series of five etched German-silver metal sheets ·  Accession ID  2008.24.1-5

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Wrapped Roman Sculptures, Project for Die Glyptothek, München

Christo, Domberger KG, Edition Schellmann Contemporary Art Production · 1991 · color collotype and screenprint with collage of fabric, transparent polyethylene, thread, twine, masking tape, graphite, and crayon on Rives wove paper ·  Accession ID  2001.9.9