Prof. Peter Kalkhof, attr, house at the canal powerfully luminous, expressive summer landscape, with anchored boats on the canal, in front of building silhouette, watercolor over pencil preliminary drawing on laid paper board, signed and dated in pencil lower left "P. Kalkhof [19]56", very nice exempted framed in mount behind glass, sheet dimensions approx. 50 x 61.5 cm. Artist info: gt. Painter, draftsman and graphic artist (1933 Leopoldshall to 2014 London), representative of the "concrete art", 1938-44 childhood in Braunsberg in East Prussia [Braniewo], 1944-46 escape via Berlin, Neundorf/Anhalt, Braunschweig/Harz to Herrenhausen am Harz, from 1949 apprenticeship as a carpenter in Seesen-Herrhausen am Harz, 1952-55 apprenticeship as a chemigrapher and plate etcher in Braunschweig, at the same time student of Bruno Müller-Linow at the Braunschweig Werkkunstschule, 1956-60 studied at the Stuttgart Academy with Manfred Henninger and Hermann Sohn, as a lithographer pupil of Erich Mönch, 1960-61 with scholarship studied at the Slade School of Fine Art London, 1962 studied at the École des beaux-arts Paris, 1963 moved to London, here active for the Curwen Press and from 1964 lecturer in graphics at the University of Reading, here 1970-99 lecturer in painting, undertook numerous study trips through all continents of the world, active in London Notting Hill Gate, Source: Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", info from the Peter Kalkhof Foundation and Wikipedia.