Null Scholz, Anna M. - 1936 Erlangen - 2009 Hersbruck; studies / doctorate in ph…

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Scholz, Anna M. - 1936 Erlangen - 2009 Hersbruck; studies / doctorate in pharmacy at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg; self-taught art studies with lessons from Konrad Volkert (etching) and at the European Academy of Fine Arts in Trier with Harald Fuchs (drawing); in 1995 she opened the SCHOLZ Gallery in Hersbruck; in 1997 she founded the Förderverein Kunstmuseum Hersbruck e. V.; in 1999 she opened the sculpture garden in Herbruck; in 2000 she opened the Kunstmuseum Hersbruck; in 2007 she established the Anna M. Scholz Foundation in Hersbruck: "...for Egon Scholz".V.; in 1999 she opened the sculpture garden in Herbruck; in 2000 she opened the Kunstmuseum Hersbruck; in 2007 she established the Anna M. Scholz Foundation in Hersbruck: "...für Egon Schiele (2)", etching / aquatint, after a self-portrait by Schiele (1911), inscribed "Schiele 1911" on the right and in pl., signed on the left and in pl. "Anna M. Scholz" (mirror-inverted), below hand inscr. in pencil numbered 1/10, centrally titled, un. signed on the right, approx. 49.5 x 39cm, framing (slightly dam., approx. 74 x 61cm)

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Scholz, Anna M. - 1936 Erlangen - 2009 Hersbruck; studies / doctorate in pharmacy at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg; self-taught art studies with lessons from Konrad Volkert (etching) and at the European Academy of Fine Arts in Trier with Harald Fuchs (drawing); in 1995 she opened the SCHOLZ Gallery in Hersbruck; in 1997 she founded the Förderverein Kunstmuseum Hersbruck e. V.; in 1999 she opened the sculpture garden in Herbruck; in 2000 she opened the Kunstmuseum Hersbruck; in 2007 she established the Anna M. Scholz Foundation in Hersbruck: "...for Egon Scholz".V.; in 1999 she opened the sculpture garden in Herbruck; in 2000 she opened the Kunstmuseum Hersbruck; in 2007 she established the Anna M. Scholz Foundation in Hersbruck: "...für Egon Schiele (2)", etching / aquatint, after a self-portrait by Schiele (1911), inscribed "Schiele 1911" on the right and in pl., signed on the left and in pl. "Anna M. Scholz" (mirror-inverted), below hand inscr. in pencil numbered 1/10, centrally titled, un. signed on the right, approx. 49.5 x 39cm, framing (slightly dam., approx. 74 x 61cm)

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