Natasha by Gustav Klimt in 1919

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Ended:December 20th 2021, 12:00pm EST

Winner: Anonymous

$700

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The Prize

Unique! Gustav Klimt's "Natasha", which is an absolutely stunning work on fine Japanese Niyoda Paper.

From Fünfundzwanzig Handzeichnungen By Gustav Klimt, 1919. Fünfundzwanzig Handzeichnungen contains twenty-five monochrome and two-color collotypes after drawings by Klimt. It is as remarkable an achievement in collotype printing as the monumental Das Werk Gustav Klimts. Yet because the 1919 portfolio is based on drawings, its aesthetic achievement lies in capturing the variations of line that characterize Klimt’s drawing style between 1898 and 1917. In producing high-quality collotype plates especially for prints that required three plates the care with which the prints were made is evident throughout the portfolio: they are virtually indistinguishable from original drawings.

Features:

Year created: 1919
Medium: Japanese Niyoda Paper
Dimensions: 22" x 13"
Limited edition: 196 of 500
Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Gallery Retail: $2000

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The Cause

The Help A Life Foundation was formed in 2007 with the goal of housing and educating adolescent orphaned girls and providing them with a secure and supportive environment. We currently house 52 girls in a building compound capable of accommodating 56 girls and managed with a local staff of nine. Four tutorial rooms are used daily with a staff of six tutors in a range of subjects from English to Biology. 44 girls have completed high school and are at different universities throughout Ethiopia with most studying to become doctors or engineers.

These girls are selected from the surrounding villages with the collaborative effort of the local community leaders where they are housed in a gated safe group home with all living necessities provided for.

In addition, life skills training is also provided to integrate them into society as productive citizens. We currently have three self-sustaining projects, where five of the girls are managing them full-time as their careers and will be paid an according salary that allows them to integrate back into society as a proven success of Project Blue.

Much of the success of this project is due to Help a Life working directly with the local government and businesses. All of the HALF staff on Project Blue in Debre Markos are Ethiopian, and decisions are made in tandem with the local government officials.

Website

halfethiopia.org

Item #P66757

Certificate of authenticity included.
In condition as donated.
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