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Image Not Available for Tea Time
Tea Time
Image Not Available for Tea Time

Tea Time

Artist Erwin Eisch (German, b. 1927)
CultureGerman
Date1988
MediumVitreograph
Dimensions23 1/2 × 18 in. (59.7 × 45.7 cm)
Overall, Frame: 35 × 28 in. (88.9 × 71.1 cm)
SignedSignature in script “E. Eisch” with date “88” at right edge.
InscribedBelow the bottom edge of the print, written in pencil: “46/50” at left edge (referring to the print number), “tea time” in the middle (title), and signature in script “E. Eisch” with date “88” at right edge.
PortfolioEdition 46 / 50
Credit LineGift of Lisa Shaffer Anderson and Dudley Buist Anderson
Object number2021.28.4
Not on view
DescriptionThis is a framed work consisting of a vitreograph on paper. The colorful image is dominated by bright blue, red, and yellow hues. An angled table is set with an over-sized tea kettle, which draws attention to two figures who appear to be standing on a tightrope held by two flanking figures standing on pedestals. A dog crosses in the foreground and a small house is visible in the distance.
ProvenanceGiven to Dudley Anderson by Harvey Littleton Dr. and Mrs. Dudley and Lisa Anderon Chrysler Museum of Art, 2021
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