Null Oskar Kokoschka 
Pöchlarn 1886 - Montreux 1980
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Lithograph on paper…
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Oskar Kokoschka Pöchlarn 1886 - Montreux 1980 Untitled Lithograph on paper 27 x 22 cm, with frame 55 x 42 cm Monogrammed in the stone lower left

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Oskar Kokoschka Pöchlarn 1886 - Montreux 1980 Untitled Lithograph on paper 27 x 22 cm, with frame 55 x 42 cm Monogrammed in the stone lower left

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Oskar Kokoschka, "Mit Kokoschka in Griechenland" Depiction of a Greek, drinking from a bowl and riding on a donkey, screenprint, probably shortened title page without the inscription "Mit Kokoschka in Griechenland" added at the bottom, unsigned, framed behind glass, folded dimensions approx. 27 x 34 cm. Depiction of a Greek, drinking from a bowl and riding on a donkey, screenprint, probably shortened title page without the inscription "Mit Kokoschka in Griechenland" added at the bottom, unsigned, framed behind glass, folded dimensions approx. 27 x 34 cm. Artist information: Austrian painter, graphic artist, modeller and writer (1886 Pöchlarn - 1980 Montreux), studied at the Kunstgewerbeschule des Österreichischen Museums für Kunst und Industrie under Gustav Klimt, W. Löffler and Adolf Loos, moved to Berlin around 1910 and worked on Herwarth Walden's magazine "Der Sturm", returned to Vienna in 1911 and worked as an assistant at the Kunstgewerbeschule and collaborated with the Wiener Werkstätten, joined the Freie Sezession Berlin in 1914 and volunteered for the war, moved to Dresden after being wounded in 1917, here 1919-26 member of the Academic Council and professor at the Academy of Art, already on leave from his professorial duties from 1924, Kokoschka undertakes a seven-year journey through Europe, North Africa and the countries of the eastern Mediterranean, 1931 return to Vienna and alternating stays in Paris and Vienna, 1933-45 defamed as "degenerate", 1934 flight to Prague, here prof. at the Academy of Art and founded the "Oskar Kokoschka-Bund" in 1937, emigrated to England in 1938, British citizenship in 1946, founded the "Schule des Sehens" in Salzburg in 1953 and moved to Villeneuve, subsequently travelled extensively, exhibited (e.g. documenta in Kassel) and received international honours, returned to Austrian citizenship in 1975, member of the German and Austrian Artists' Associations, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Dressler and Wikipedia.