Galerie Hafenrichter Nuremberg

ANDY WARHOL

Portrait of Sam (1956)

pen and ink on paper
Unique
Inc. stamp (on the reverse)

14 7/16 x 10 3/4 inches

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Buntes Indianerschild mit zwei blauen Büffeln und orangener Feder

ANDY WARHOL

Plains Indian Shield (1986)

Screenprint in colors
signed & numbered

Edition 250

35.9 x 35.9 cm

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Skizze einer Gazelle vor pinkem Hintergrund, gerahmt durch schwarzes Rechteck

ANDY WARHOL

Vanishing Animals – Sommering Gazelle (1986)

Silkscreen inks on colored paper // collage
Unique

18 x 13 3/8 inches

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SEAN SCULLY

Landline Red (2015)

Aquatint, spit bite and sugar lift on paper
signed & numbered & dated

Edition 30

22 × 17 inches

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SEAN SCULLY

Landline Blue (2014)

Aquatint, spit bite and sugar lift on paper
signed & numbered & dated

Edition 30

22 × 17 inches

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SEAN SCULLY

Landline Grey (2014)

Aquatint, spit bite and sugar lift on paper
signed & numbered & dated

Edition 30

22 × 17 inches

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MR. BRAINWASH

Mickey (2018)

Silkscreen and Mixed Media on Paper
signed & dated
Unique

22.5 x 22.5 inches

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MR. BRAINWASH

Work Well Together (2019)

Silkscreen and Mixed Media on Paper
signed & dated
Unique

48 x 36 inches

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MR. BRAINWASH

Diamond Girl (green) (2017)

Mischtechnik & Diamantenstaub auf Papier
signiert & datiert
Unikat

57.1 x 57.1 cm

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Welcome to Hafenrichter Gallery

Since its founding year in 2009 known as Hafenrichter Gallery, you will find our art gallery in the beautiful district of Gostenhof in Nuremberg. From a passion for collecting and an affinity to Pop Art and contemporary art, Jens Hafenrichter developed the idea of opening a gallery in his hometown. Since then you can admire and buy works by young artists in addition to very rare pieces in the Fürther Straße.

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Exhibitions and art trade

Consultation, sale and purchase of artworks are the daily business of any gallery, as it is with our Gallery in Nuremberg. But outside of art centers such as Berlin, Cologne or Munich, it is particularly important to make art accessible to anyone who is interested. Arousing curiosity, providing a platform for direct exchange, as well as tracking down specific work and discovering new talents are our declared goals.

Exhibitions