Leidenschaft by Elvira Bach
This is a limited edition print titled 'Leidenschaft' (Passion) by the renowned German 'Neue Wilde' artist Elvira Bach, dated 1996. The artwork features two figures in an expressive, intimate embrace, rendered with Bach's signature bold, fluid line work and monochromatic ink-wash style. The composition is dynamic, utilizing energetic gestural strokes and varied grey tones that suggest deep shadow and movement. Measuring approximately medium scale within a larger white mat, the print is executed on high-quality art paper. Notable markings include the handwritten title 'Leidenschaft' in the lower center margin, the artist's stylized signature in the lower right accompanied by the date '96', and the edition number '1/120' in the lower left, indicating this is the first pull from a run of 120. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, staining, or fading to the ink; it is professionally framed under glazing. Bach’s work is characterized by its exploration of female identity and neo-expressionist vigor, making this a significant piece for collectors of contemporary German art. The craftsmanship is evident in the delicate balance of the heavy ink splatters against the fine anatomical contours of the subjects.
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Estimated Value
$1,200-$1,800
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art Prints & Works on Paper
Appraised On
May 5, 2026
Estimated Value
$1,200-$1,800
Item Description
This is a limited edition print titled 'Leidenschaft' (Passion) by the renowned German 'Neue Wilde' artist Elvira Bach, dated 1996. The artwork features two figures in an expressive, intimate embrace, rendered with Bach's signature bold, fluid line work and monochromatic ink-wash style. The composition is dynamic, utilizing energetic gestural strokes and varied grey tones that suggest deep shadow and movement. Measuring approximately medium scale within a larger white mat, the print is executed on high-quality art paper. Notable markings include the handwritten title 'Leidenschaft' in the lower center margin, the artist's stylized signature in the lower right accompanied by the date '96', and the edition number '1/120' in the lower left, indicating this is the first pull from a run of 120. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, staining, or fading to the ink; it is professionally framed under glazing. Bach’s work is characterized by its exploration of female identity and neo-expressionist vigor, making this a significant piece for collectors of contemporary German art. The craftsmanship is evident in the delicate balance of the heavy ink splatters against the fine anatomical contours of the subjects.
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