Gotzmann, Emmy. Frankfurt/M. 1881 - 1950 Berlin. View into a flowering garden, in the background silhouette of a thatched house. Signed and dated '11' on the lower right. Emmy Gotzmann belonged to the Berlin Secession. Member of the artists' colony Ekensund at the Fensburg Fjord. Friend of Otto Heinrich Engel, co-founder of the Berlin Secession. H: 81 x 100 cm. Frame H: 102 x 123 cm. Collection.

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