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Schröter, Paul (186 Kempen – Linow 1946). The artist’s wife holding their daughter Bettina. Charcoal over pencil on paper, 1902. 34 x 2.5 cm. Signed, dated, and inscribed “Worpswede.” Mounted on a passe-partout. Inscription on the passe-partout: “Acquired: Fuchs Heirs Association, 1976. Previously owned by: daughter Marianne, married name Kühlmann.” - A very beautiful, heartfelt depiction of mother and daughter. At that time, P. Schröter lived in the pioneering artists’ community in Worpswede with his painter friends Modersohn and Overbeck. According to the date, the drawing was created during this period. - Very well preserved.
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