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Hugo Kaufmann (1868–1919) – a large bronze plaque commemorating the outbreak of war in 1914 Bronze with a deep brown patina. Highly oval shape featuring a relief portrait of Emperor Wilhelm II wearing a Garde du Corps helmet above the inscription “One for All” on one side, and a nude blacksmith with two young warriors beneath the inscription “All for One” and above “1914” on the other side. The artist’s signature “H. Kaufmann” appears at the neckline of the emperor’s portrait, and the blacksmith’s anvil bears the artist’s monogram “H.K.” The plaque is mounted reversibly in a matching bronze frame with palmette and volute decoration. The lead-filled base bears the foundry mark “A.G.&S.” on the side. Total height 28.3 cm. Hugo Kaufmann, a sculptor and medalist, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich under Wilhelm von Rümann beginning in 1888. Condition: I–II
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