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2038 - Hahn-Brinckmann, Henriette. Buchenwald with Asparagus Stalks. Color woodcut on Japanese paper. Signed in pencil in the lower right corner and labeled “Color Woodcut” in the lower left corner. The ligated monogram appears in the lower left corner of the block, with “No. 28” numbered below it. 1899. Image dimensions: 26 x 41 cm. Sheet dimensions: 31.5 x 47 cm.
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Hahn-Brinckmann, Henriette. Buchenwald with Asparagus Stalks. Color woodcut on Japanese paper. Signed in pencil in the lower right corner and labeled “Color Woodcut” in the lower left corner. The ligated monogram appears in the lower left corner of the block, with “No. 28” numbered below it. 1899. Image dimensions: 26 x 41 cm. Sheet dimensions: 31.5 x 47 cm. MK&G Hamburg E1974.254 and EG2005.6.29. - See *Against All Odds: Historical Women and New Algorithms*, exhibition catalog, SMK, Copenhagen, 2024. - One of only 40 copies. - A vividly colored, rare print by one of the pioneers of color woodcut in Europe. The Danish artist Henriette Christine Hahn-Brinckmann (1862–1934) moved to Hamburg in 1887 after achieving initial success in her home country, where she taught drawing at the vocational school for girls. After further stints in Dresden and Paris, she returned to Hamburg in 1894, where she ran her own studio and a school for drawing and painting. Her Japanese-inspired color woodcuts were exhibited in Hamburg, Dresden, Copenhagen, and Paris. At the 1900 World’s Fair in Paris, she was awarded a silver medal. — Mounted in a mat on the reverse in the upper corners, slightly dusty and showing signs of studio use.
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