Lot #113: Tobias Stutz "Edwards Pub" Cut-Out Wall Sculpture | 39.4" x 68.1" XXL | Low Edition #45/150

Highly sought-after Gallery Collection: "Edwards Pub" by renowned contemporary painter Tobias Stutz. This stunning XXL work is Edition Number 45 of a limited run of 150, making it a highly collectible piece that is already seeing increased demand worldwide. • Artist: Tobias Stutz (Known for his Bauhaus architecture-inspired interior landscapes and geometric forms) • Title: Edwards Pub • Format/Size: XXL – 39.4" x 68.1" (External dimensions) - Shipping box is 48" x 77" • Medium: Innovative Acrylic Glass Cut-Out Wall Sculpture • Thickness & Finish: 2 mm matte acrylic premium glass surface • Edition Details: Hand-signed and numbered (#45/150) • Design Aesthetic: A masterful play on mid-century lines, structured perspective, clean compositions, and a stunning pastel-leaning palette reminiscent of a sleek Californian mid-century modern atmosphere. Condition Details • Overall Presentation: Beautiful, vibrant condition. The front face of the acrylic glass structure displays beautifully with full gloss and clarity. • Side Wear: As shown in the close-up photos, there are a few very minor, superficial nicks on the outer edges/sides of the piece. These are minor blemishes from handling, on the thin side margins. Please take a moment to review the provided photos to evaluate the item's condition. I've included close-up shots. Note, some photos are AI staged. • NOTE : Very heavy and very large shipping box, please bring appropriate vehicle https://www.lumas.com/artist/tobias_stutz/?srsltidAU7gw4XWrZdKBK8_03gW48aXL_NNNsixwiB9G4yIey_ceO7mWwYYMGEb https://www.galerie-reitz.ch/en/artist-stutz-tobias Stutz Tobias - Bio Tobias Stutz (*1983, Filderstadt) studied Fine Art Painting from 2005 to 2011 under Prof. Ralph Fleck at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg, including a guest semester at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. In 2013, he completed his Master of Arts at the Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences in Alfter/Bonn. In his artistic practice, he combines conceptual considerations with a pronounced sensitivity to form, structure, and atmosphere. At the center of his work is the human being in relation to space, time, and environment. Characteristic of his practice is an open working process in which experimentation, reduction, and deliberate decisions play a central role. He understands his art less as a finished statement than as an invitation to dialogue. His works are represented in numerous national and international collections. Pickup category timeslot {B}