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8345 - Hedwig Marquardt (1884–1969), a German artist who studied under Lovis Corinth, among others, and was inspired by the avant-garde movement at Berlin’s “Sturm-Galerie.” As early as 1911 and 1913, Marquardt exhibited at the Jury-Free Art Show in Berlin. In 1924–25, she collaborated with her partner Augusta “Gust” Kaiser (1895–1932) to create modern designs for the newly founded Kieler Kunst-Keramik. Two male heads, ink and gouache on chamois-colored paper, monogrammed in pencil lower right, on the reverse with an estate stamp and an illegible signature, 30 x 24 cm, mounted and framed behind glass, 49 x 43 cm
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Hedwig Marquardt (1884–1969), a German artist who studied under Lovis Corinth, among others, and was inspired by the avant-garde movement at Berlin’s “Sturm-Galerie.” As early as 1911 and 1913, Marquardt exhibited at the Jury-Free Art Show in Berlin. In 1924–25, she collaborated with her partner Augusta “Gust” Kaiser (1895–1932) to create modern designs for the newly founded Kieler Kunst-Keramik. Two male heads, ink and gouache on chamois-colored paper, monogrammed in pencil lower right, on the reverse with an estate stamp and an illegible signature, 30 x 24 cm, mounted and framed behind glass, 49 x 43 cm
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182nd Auction—Paintings and Graphic Art, 19th–20th Century, Part II; Contemporary ArtAuction house
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