Heinrich Vogeler

Various etchings,

1895-1910
 
Heinrich Vogeler (Bremen 1872-1942 Kolchos Budjonny, Kazakhstan)

"Verkündigung" ["Annunciation"]
1895

etching in green on paper
plate 24,8 x 20 cm; sheet 31,5 x 24,6 cm

titled in pencil lower right: "Verkündigung"
signed in pencil lower right: "HVogeler" and Worpswede coat of arms
signed in pencil by the printer, Otto Felsing, lower left near plate edge: "OFelsing Berlin gdr."

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Catalogue Raisonné: Rief 10 IId

Provenance: 

Hans and Emmi Hackmack Collection, Hamburg/Bremen.  Hans Hackmack (1900-1970) was a prominent journalist and newspaper publisher.

Condition: sheet slightly darkened

Heinrich Vogeler (Bremen, Germany 1872-1942 Kazakhstan)

"Frühling" ("Spring")

etching

34,3 × 24,7 cm

1896

signed in pencil lower right: HVogeler

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Heinrich Vogeler (Bremen, Germany 1872-1942 Kazakhstan)

"Tod und Alte" ("Death and Old")

etching on wove paper [Velin]

16,7 × 10,8 cm

1896

signed in pencil lower right: HVogeler

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Rief 11 II (probably 11d of f)

edition of 30

Heinrich Vogeler (Bremen, Germany 1872-1942 Kazakhstan)

"Die Nacht" ("The Night")

etching in black and green on laid paper

21,8 x 17 cm (image), 39,8 × 31 cm (sheet)

1897

signed in pencil lower right: HVogeler

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Heinrich Vogeler (Bremen 1872-1942 Kolchos Budjonny, Kazakhstan)

"Froschbraut" ["Frog's Bride"]
1899

etching and drypoint on strong Simili-Japon paper (imitation Japanese paper)
plate 15,4 x 15,4 cm

signed in pencil lower right: "HVogeler" and Worpswede coat of arms
signed in pencil by the printer, Otto Felsing, lower left near plate edge: "OFelsing ... gdr."

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Catalogue Raisonné: 28 II b (of c)

an excellent, silvery impression

Condition: minimally dusty; the upper corners slightly creased due to mounting; a few other unobtrusive creases; two paper inclusions in the white margin on the left; otherwise in fine condition.

"From the portfolio 'To Spring,' whose motifs, as is characteristic of Vogeler's early work, combine the fairytale and the natural into a dreamy whole."  B

Heinrich Vogeler (Bremen, Germany 1872-1942 Kazakhstan)

"Der Barkenhoff"

1910

etching in brown on Japan paper

17 x 23,7 cm (image), 30 x 37,6 cm (sheet)

signed in pencil lower right: HVogeler

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catalogue raisonne: Rief 46 II b


edition of 30, printed by Otto Felsing

Symbolismus

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