Description
Hommage à Klee — Nake's most famous image, the 13/9/65 Nr. 2 drawing that answers Paul Klee's play of proportion and line with programmed variation, drawn by the Zuse Graphomat Z64. The V&A documents the screenprint made from the drawing as a 1965 edition of 40, unnumbered, 49.2 × 49.2 cm. This impression is catalogued as an artist's proof at 47 × 67 cm and dated 1966 — none of which quite matches the documented edition, so sheet, inscriptions, and margins deserve a careful look.
Sources: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O211685/
From what I understand, his printers made very few of these in pink — maybe just the one — and it got squirreled away.
DAM invoice 18-03-21 lists this as "Homage a Klee, silkscreen, artist proof, 67 x 47 cm, 1966, by Frieder Nake — free of charge": it came in with the March 2018 order at no cost. That resolves the mismatch against the Victoria and Albert Museum's 49.2 × 49.2 cm edition of 40 — this sheet is an artist's proof at a different size, not part of that edition.