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Lithograph, *THE SHELL* (1971), signed, dated, and titled in lead at the bottom edge, mounted behind glass in a softwood frame with a mat; the frame likely dates from the time the print was created, shows signs of age, including discoloration, print size approx. 49 x 39 cm, with frame approx. 75 x 60 cm, early print by the artist, not listed in the WVZ catalog of prints by Werner/Juppe, studied at the HGB in Leipzig from 1961 to 1966, 1977–82: Member of the CLARA MOSCH artists’ group, 1984: first works on *ECCE HOMO* and *Times of Day—Seasons*; 1986: *ECCE HOMO* cycle, depictions of the Dance of Death; since 1992: member of the Saxon Academy of Arts and the Free Academy of Arts in Leipzig, 1994: Founding member of the “Art for Chemnitz” Association; 2004: Winner of the Biocity Leipzig sculpture competition; 2006: Art Prize from the Christian Art Foundation in Wittenberg; since 2014: Permanent exhibition at Meissen Cathedral; 2018: First recipient of the Schmidt-Rottluff Prize; 2020: Retrospective exhibition marking his 80th birthday at the Chemnitz Art Collections; 2026: Solo exhibition at City Hall of the 8th Arrondissement in Paris
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