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33 - Walter Nessler,
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Walter Nessler, German 1912-2001 - Village (Merah); oil, pumice and found objects assemblage on board, signed, titled and numbered on the reverse 'Nessler Village Merah N65', 48.6 x 65.9 cm including artist's frame (ARR) Provenance: The Estate of Len Gordon and Anya Teixeira Note: Walter Nessler was born in Leipzig in 1912. Having opposed Hitler's National Socialism, he moved to Britain in the 1930s to avoid Nazi repression. Nessler left a large quantity of work in Dresden, which was destroyed during Allied bombing. As with other émigré artists, such as John Heartfield, Martin Bloch and Hugo Dachinger, Nessler was interned at Huyton Camp during the early years of WWII. The artist's work has been the subject of a retrospective at Pallant House Gallery in 2019 and his works are now in collections including the Ben Uri Gallery and Leicester Museum & Art Gallery.
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Modern British & 20th Century Art: Part IAuction house
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