150 - Höch, Hannah (1889–1976). The Four Seasons. 4 sheets. Ink pen and brush drawings on paper. Each monogrammed in the lower right corner; the sheets are inscribed in the artist’s own hand as “Spring,” “Summer,” “Fall,” and “Winter,” with (later) handwritten dates in pencil: “1925–30” and “ca. 1925–30,” respectively. Each sheet is inscribed on the reverse in pencil as “4 Seasons” and numbered 1 through 4. Each sheet bears an estate stamp. 30.3 × 22.8 / 26.6 × 22.9 / 27.6 × 22.9 / 29.5 × 21.7 cm.

Höch, Hannah (1889–1976). The Four Seasons. 4 sheets. Ink pen and brush drawings on paper. Each monogrammed in the lower right corner; the sheets are inscribed in the artist’s own hand as “Spring,” “Summer,” “Fall,” and “Winter,” with (later) handwritten dates in pencil: “1925–30” and “ca. 1925–30,” respectively. Each sheet is inscribed on the reverse in pencil as “4 Seasons” and numbered 1 through 4. Each sheet bears an estate stamp. 30.3 × 22.8 / 26.6 × 22.9 / 27.6 × 22.9 / 29.5 × 21.7 cm. There are several works in Hannah Höch’s oeuvre that address the seasons: “Spring,” “Summery and Cheerful,” “Summer Surf,” and “Winter” (illustrated in *Kunstblätter der Galerie Nierendorf*, No. 44/45, Berlin 1982), as well as “Annette and Spring,” “Autumn Landscape,” “Winter Leaf II,” and “Winter Leaf V” (illustrated in Remmer/Barth, *Hannah Höch: Works and Words*, Berlin, 1982). The works cited are individual motifs. No other complete cycle by Hannah Höch on the seasons is known to exist.