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8085 - Gregor Rosenbauer (1890–1966), “Car, Angel, and Shepherd,” linocut on JWZanders handmade paper, signed twice by hand and inscribed “Christmas 1956.” Rosenbauer was a graphic artist and architect; from 1919 to 1923, he headed Peter Behrens’ studio in Neubabelsberg and served as Behrens’ assistant at the Master School of Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. In 1923, he became director of the School of Applied Arts in Stettin. The minimalist motif likely depicts Jacob’s struggle with the angel at the top and a modern figure waiting by a car in the lower section; 41 x 41.3 cm, sheet dimensions 41 x 52 cm
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Gregor Rosenbauer (1890–1966), “Car, Angel, and Shepherd,” linocut on JWZanders handmade paper, signed twice by hand and inscribed “Christmas 1956.” Rosenbauer was a graphic artist and architect; from 1919 to 1923, he headed Peter Behrens’ studio in Neubabelsberg and served as Behrens’ assistant at the Master School of Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. In 1923, he became director of the School of Applied Arts in Stettin. The minimalist motif likely depicts Jacob’s struggle with the angel at the top and a modern figure waiting by a car in the lower section; 41 x 41.3 cm, sheet dimensions 41 x 52 cm
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182nd Auction—Paintings and Graphic Art, 19th–20th Century, Part II; Contemporary ArtAuction house
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