ANDREAS SCHOLZ - Celery and Tomato (Unframed), Lithograph

This authentic vintage piece features light, natural foxing (age-related oxidation spots) on the paper. These subtle marks serve as a "patina of time," verifying the artwork’s 20th-century provenance and its status as a genuine archival lithograph

- Original Color Lithograph
- Format 80 x 70 cm
- Hand-signed by the artist in pencil
- Numbered

We will ship this artwork securely packaged in a roll.

About the Artwork:

"Celery and Tomato" is a soul-stirring masterpiece of contemporary realism and chromatic precision, captured by the celebrated Andreas Scholz. In this profound work, Scholz transforms a simple domestic arrangement into a grand stage of light and shadow. The vibrant, organic arch of the celery stalks creates a dynamic dialogue with the solid, radiant presence of the solitary tomato. By utilizing a sophisticated multi-layered lithographic technique, Scholz achieves an incredible textural depth—from the crisp, translucent leaves of the celery to the smooth, light-reflective skin of the tomato. It is a visual manifesto of "staged stillness," where the ordinary is elevated to a state of timeless aesthetic perfection. 

The Narrative Vision (A Symphony of Light and Texture):

Andreas Scholz, a master of modern representational art whose works are celebrated in major international art hubs, is known for his ability to find "archaic grace" in the modern world. This composition reflects his deep sensitivity to the interaction between nature and structured space. The subtle play of reflections on the glass of water and the atmospheric, golden-toned background create a rhythmic sense of peace and solitude. Every element is intentionally placed to command the atmosphere of any sophisticated interior, offering a sanctuary of quiet contemplation for the discerning viewer. 

A Blue-Chip Collector's Asset:

As a verified hand-signed original litograph  this piece represents a high-level strategic investment. Scholz’s legacy in the German art scene and his successful exhibitions in New York and Berlin make his original works increasingly coveted by global connoisseurs. To own a Scholz is to possess a Blue-Chip asset—a verified fragment of contemporary excellence that offers undeniable prestige, visual impact, and long-term financial stability for any elite collection.