68 - Bauhaus - Karl Peter Röhl. Five etchings. 1912. Approx. 30 × 19 cm. All signed and dated twice, all marked “Probedruck.”

Bauhaus - Karl Peter Röhl. Five etchings. 1912. Approx. 30 × 19 cm. All signed and dated twice, all marked “Probedruck.” Auction start time: approx. 12:39 (Schedule subject to change) Early graphic works by the Kiel-based artist, who first stayed in Weimar from 1912 to 1914 and studied at the Grand Ducal Saxon Art School under Walter Klemm, among others. After the war ended, he returned to Weimar in 1919, studied at the newly founded Bauhaus there, and designed its first logo, the “Sternenmännchen.” - The etchings are on sturdy vellum. - Each is signed in pencil directly beneath the plate, dated, and labeled “Probedruck” (proof); they are also signed and dated again in ink along the lower edge. - Mounted in passe-partouts, which are loosely contained in a black half-leather folder with a gilt title on the spine reading “Carl Peter Röhl / Graphik,” crafted in the Otto Dorfner workshop. 25.0 × 32.5 cm. (folder).