Null William Ulrich, attributed
Italy, 1940/50s, 50x72x37 cm., upholstered woode…

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William Ulrich, attributed Italy, 1940/50s, 50x72x37 cm., upholstered wooden and fabric bench, slight wears

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William Ulrich, attributed Italy, 1940/50s, 50x72x37 cm., upholstered wooden and fabric bench, slight wears

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Estim. 20 - 30 EUR

Otmar Alt, "Der Wettlauf zwischen Hase und Igel" large-format, colourful composition, created on the occasion of the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, colour silkscreen on light cardboard, signed and dated "Otmar Alt (19)70" on the lower edge in the print, later overdrawn by the artist with Edding and signed and dated by hand "O. Alt (19)92", slightly rubbed and minor damage in the margins, dimensions approx. 87 x 64 cm. Artist information: German painter, graphic artist, illustrator, sculptor and porcelain painter (born 1940 in Wernigerode/Harz), moved to West Berlin in 1951, 1956-58 apprenticeship as window dresser and poster painter, studied 1959-60 at the Meisterschule für Kunsthandwerk Berlin, 1960-66 at the Hochschule der Bildenden Künste (HBK) Berlin under Karl Hartung, Bernhard Heiliger and Ulrich Knispel, 1964-66 master student of Prof. Hermann Bachmann, from 1966 onwards at the HBK Berlin under Karl Hartung, Bernhard Heiliger and Ulrich Knispel. Hermann Bachmann, freelance from 1966, worked as a stage design assistant in Frankfurt am Main and Trier, 1967 Franz Roh Prize, from 1969 member of the artists' association "Edition Außenkunst", undertook numerous study trips, including to the USA, Canada, Greenland, Finland, Iceland, Paris and the South Seas, 1974-77 stay in Italy, from around 1969 also sculptor, worked for the Rosenthal/Selb porcelain manufactory, among others, lives in Hamm/Norddinker, source: AKL and Internet.

Estim. 90 - 135 EUR

Otmar Alt, Paar Grafiken colourful compositions with figurative echoes, colour screenprints on light card, around 2000, each signed "O. Alt" in lead below the image on the right, minimal traces of storage, copies in fresh colours, image dimensions approx. 32 x 30 cm, sheet dimensions approx. 41 x 37 cm. Artist information: German painter, graphic artist, illustrator, sculptor and porcelain painter (born 1940 in Wernigerode/Harz), 1951 moved to West Berlin, 1956-58 apprenticeship as window dresser and poster painter, 1959-60 studied at the Meisterschule für Kunsthandwerk Berlin, 1960-66 at the Hochschule der Bildenden Künste (HBK) Berlin under Karl Hartung, Bernhard Heiliger and Ulrich Knispel, 1964-66 master student of Prof. Hermann Bachmann, from 1966 onwards at the Hochschule der Bildenden Künste (HBK) Berlin under Karl Hartung, Bernhard Heiliger and Ulrich Knispel. Hermann Bachmann, freelance from 1966, worked as a stage design assistant in Frankfurt am Main and Trier, 1967 Franz Roh Prize, from 1969 member of the artists' association "Edition Außenkunst", undertook numerous study trips, including to the USA, Canada, Greenland, Finland, Iceland, Paris and the South Seas, 1974-77 stay in Italy, from around 1969 also sculptor, worked for the Rosenthal/Selb porcelain manufactory, among others, lives in Hamm/Norddinker, source: AKL and Internet.

Estim. 120 - 180 EUR

Karl Heinrich Dallinger, Rocca Priora near Rome On a shady Mediterranean alley a woman carries water in an amphora over her head, while at the fork in the road three ladies are busy with a small child, Dallinger captured here the life in the community belonging to the conurbation of Rome, oil on chipboard, signed and dated lower right "C.H. Dallinger 1944", on the reverse probably annotated by the artist "ROCCA PRIORA SÜD-ÖSTLICH VON ROM" and again signed and dated "München 5. Sept. 1986", on the older frame label "Große Deutsche Kunstausstellung im Haus der Kunst zu München 1944", minor retouches, framed, folded dimensions approx. 56.6 x 60 cm. Artist information: actually Karl Heinrich Dallinger, German painter, fresco artist, mosaicist. Painter, fresco artist, mosaic artist and textile designer (1907 Munich - 1997 Munich), son of the painter Sigmund Dallinger, studied from 1927 at the Munich Academy under Julius Diez, at times collaborated with his father Sigmund Dallinger on murals, from 1937 professor at the Nuremberg Art School, from 1938 professor at the Munich School of Arts and Crafts, designed the murals in the bar of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst in Munich in 1937, from 1940 war artist in France, Russia and Sicily, organised the Great German Art Exhibition in the Haus der Deutschen Kunst in Munich from 1937-43, after 1945 teacher of textile design for the worsted yarn spinning mill Schachenmayr-Mann & Co. in Salach, later head of the advertising department here and managing director in 1981, active in Munich, source: Vollmer, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", AKL, register of the Munich Academy, Ulrich Christoffel in "Die Kunst für alle" May 1941, Grieb, Davidson and Internet.

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