Seven prints mainly with aesthetic nudes: an etching by Otto Lackenmacher (1927-1988), signed below, numbered 3/50 and dat. 1978; an aquatint etching by Richard Eberle, "Manege", bottom sign., dat. (19)84, num. 17/50 a. titled; a woodcut by Heinz Diesel (born 1942), "Marie", bottom sign., dat. (19)87, no. 3/50 a. titled; a woodcut by Volkmar Gross (1927-1992), Akrobatinnen, bottom sign., dat. (19)81 a. num. 51/60; a lithograph by Annette Grund (born 1945), bottom sign., dat. 1977 a. num. 2/50; a lithograph by Erwin Steitz (born 1927), bottom sign., dat. (19)77 a. num. 10/40; a lithograph by Axel C. Gross (1947-2016), bottom sign., dat. (19)77 a. no. 1/60; some sheets with traces of age, sheet sizes between 37 x 44.5 cm and 51 x 65.5 cm. 4370-012

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