Feldmann, Hans-Peter. Wobbly picture farewell. Offset on cardboard, verso with accompanying electrics and mounted penny coins and magnet. With original mounting instructions in the original slip lid cardboard box with mounted photocopy at the head. Düsseldorf, Feldmann-Verlag, 1997. 21 x 10.5 x 5 cm. Cardboard: 28 x 12 x 6 cm. Very rare copy of the first edition of the sought-after multiple, handmade in small numbers, in the original box with red flocking on the inside. - The object, which can be "hung on the wall or placed on a horizontal surface such as a bookshelf", is set in motion with the help of a battery motor (1.5 volts). "The metal parts and coins on the back of the board are attached to adjust the pendulum movement." - The cardboard somewhat rubbed and compressed, the wobble image minimally browned, works perfectly.

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