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682 - Schultze, Bernard (Schneidemühl 1915 - 2005 Cologne). Composition. Oil on hardboard. Circa 1950. Signed and titled 'Comp. 'sub ...' and dedicated 'for you, Gisela' on the reverse. 29 x 49 cm. Framed.
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Schultze, Bernard (Schneidemühl 1915 - 2005 Cologne). Composition. Oil on hardboard. Circa 1950. Signed and titled 'Comp. 'sub ...' and dedicated 'for you, Gisela' on the reverse. 29 x 49 cm. Framed. Bernhard Schultze is considered one of the great German abstract painters of the second half of the 20th century. In 1944, his early works were destroyed in an air raid on Berlin. In 1952, he founded the informal painting group 'Quadriga' together with Karl Otto Götz and others. This first avant-garde group of artists in post-war Germany succeeded in achieving international recognition for German art after 1945.- Minimal small paint losses in the lower right corner of the painting. Frame with small chips.- Provenance: From the collection of the family of Dr. Lorenzen, Schleswig.
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