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Paul Paeschke, Bullfight in Málaga, pastel from 1925, originally framed Paul Paeschke, 1875 - Berlin - 1943, German Expressionist painter and graphic artist, member of the Berlin Secession; shown here: Bullfight in Málaga, pastel on paper, approx. 26 x 36 cm, signed on the left, inscribed and dated 25, mounted on passepartout and glass in the original frame. About the artist: Paul Paeschke attended the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts from 1900 to 1906. He perfected his talent for graphic art as a master student of Karl Köpping, who ran a studio for copperplate engraving and etching at the Academy. Paul Paeschke married his wife Jenny in 1909. The Paeschkes were close friends with the painter Lovis Corinth and his wife Charlotte Berend-Corinth, and spent a three-month study trip in Greece with them. Furthermore, the Paeschkes travelled to Spain with Charlotte Berend-Corinth in 1925. The artwork offered here was created during that trip
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