Jürgen Partenheimer is a German artist born in 1947. Ohne Titel (90 VA 7), dated 1990, combines watercolour, pencil and paper collaged on cardboard, measuring 107 × 77 cm; the work is monogrammed, dated and bears the inscription “JP 90 VA 7”. The work’s provenance is listed as a private collection in Switzerland.
In 2023, the gallery max goelitz presented recent works by Partenheimer at Art Düsseldorf, within a setting described as a multimedia installation. The gallery max goelitz had announced Jürgen Partenheimer among the artists in the group exhibition edge of summer, scheduled to take place in Munich from 15 July to 28 August 2026.
This profile brings together identity references for Jürgen Partenheimer and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.
Documented auction references
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Lempertz · Germann
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Works recorded at auction
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Lempertz · Lot 370
Untitled (90 VA 7)
Watercolour, pencil and paper, collaged on cardboard
Original catalogue wording
Ohne Titel (90 VA 7) Aquarell, Bleistift und Papier, collagiert auf Karton
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