Hans Janos MATTIS-TEUTSCH (1884-1960) Untitled, 1914 Linocut on paper, monogrammed lower right, dated lower left, dated 1917 on the back on a label. Height 16 cm; Width: 20 cm (per sheet) Provenance: - Galerie Le Minotaure, according to a label on the reverse A painter of Hungarian origin, Mattis-Teutsch joined other artists in Paris, the home of the avant-garde, in the 1920s. He studied in Budapest and then Munich, where he became close to the Der Sturm gallery: in 1921, he exhibited there in Berlin alongside Marc Chagall and Paul Klee. Mattis-Teutsch exhibited at the Galerie Visconti in Paris in 1925. Initially attached to the Expressionist movement, he became a fervent advocate of Constructivism as the years went by and he met many new people. One constant remains: his works are always inspired by nature, whether abstract or figurative. In the 90s, a major retrospective devoted to him by the Hungarian National Gallery was extended to the United States, enabling the painter to be rediscovered. WARNING: STORAGE AND REMOVAL AS OUR OFFICE IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING RENOVATIONS, ALL LOTS MUST BE COLLECTED FROM OUR FURNITURE REPOSITORY IN SAINT-OUEN, WITH YOUR PAID SLIP AND PROOF OF IDENTITY. Address: LTSE - 50, rue Ardoin 93400 Saint-Ouen - Bâtiment 556C. Open 8.30am-12.30pm - 2pm-5pm (Monday to Friday). GPS location: 48.9116440170972, 2.322533212510162. STORAGE FEES : - Free storage for all withdrawals during the first week, up to and including April 29. - 5 euros/day per lot from April 30 inclusive. SHIPPING : AUDAP & Associés DOES NOT ASSURE SHIPPING. Please contact the service provider of your choice: - The Packengers: [email protected] - Mehdi Mentouri: [email protected] - LTSE : [email protected]