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“Rivalen” (Rivals), Richard Müller (Tschirnitz near Karlsbad 1874–1954 Dresden-Loschwitz), dated 1912 Etching on handmade paper. Monogrammed and dated “R. M. 1912” in the lower left corner of the plate; inscribed “Rich. Müller” in pencil to the right below the image. “7” in pencil in the upper left corner of the sheet. WVZ Günther 64. A reclining, semi-nude female figure with a fan, positioned between two birds facing each other, set within an ornamental web of lines. Sheet slightly browned and with scattered spots. A small, dark spot on the upper left margin; two short crease marks on the lower right margin. Dark deposits in the upper left corner. The lower and right deckle edges are preserved; the upper and left edges have been trimmed. Mounted on backing cardboard along the upper edge on the reverse with two paper folds; one fold is browned, with discoloration from adhesive at the attachment points. Sheet dimensions 19 × 39.8 cm, plate dimensions 13.5 × 30.3 cm. At the suggestion of Max Klinger, Müller turned to etching in 1895. From 1900 to 1935, he taught at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts; George Grosz was among his students. Condition: II
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