112 - Oskar Holweck (St. Ingbert 1924–2007 St. Ingbert), “Two Musicians,” 1949, watercolor on Hammerbütten paper, monogrammed and dated in pencil on the lower right corner of the mat, labeled and titled “Watercolor Study,” with a cut-out and mounted pencil note on the reverse: “Warmly dedicated to Harry, who just received his First Communion—Oskar Holweck,” 24 x 18 cm; until 1949, Holweck studied at the State School of Art and Crafts in Saarbrücken under Boris Kleint, before moving to Paris that same year, where he continued his studies at the École des arts appliqués and the Académie de la Grande Chaumière; mounted under glass and a mat in a narrow gold frame; overall dimensions: 38 x 33 cm. Limit 180,-

Oskar Holweck (St. Ingbert 1924–2007 St. Ingbert), “Two Musicians,” 1949, watercolor on Hammerbütten paper, monogrammed and dated in pencil on the lower right corner of the mat, labeled and titled “Watercolor Study,” with a cut-out and mounted pencil note on the reverse: “Warmly dedicated to Harry, who just received his First Communion—Oskar Holweck,” 24 x 18 cm; until 1949, Holweck studied at the State School of Art and Crafts in Saarbrücken under Boris Kleint, before moving to Paris that same year, where he continued his studies at the École des arts appliqués and the Académie de la Grande Chaumière; mounted under glass and a mat in a narrow gold frame; overall dimensions: 38 x 33 cm. Limit 180,- >> Studied painting from 1946–49 at the State School of Art and Crafts in Saarbrücken under Prof. Kleint; studied abroad in Paris from 1949–51; served as an assistant to Prof. Kleint from 1951–56; 1956–1989 Head of the Basic Course in Design Theory in the Design Department at the Saarland University of Applied Sciences; member of the German Artists’ Association since 1982; participation in numerous exhibitions.