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Heinrich Amersdorffer (1905 Berlin – 1986 Munich) Fishing Boats on the Baltic Sea Amersdorffer enjoyed his greatest popularity and was most active in exhibitions during the Nazi era, including as a war artist in France. Numerous exhibition participations are documented, including four works alone at the Great German Art Exhibition of 1938 in Munich, one of which was the painting “Curonian Fishing Boats.” This is presumably the painting in question, although another painting in the GDK exhibition archive (1937–1944) is possibly mislabeled in the aerial photograph. Oil on canvas; signed and dated 1938. On the reverse, remnants of an exhibition label from the Great German Art Exhibition, legible as “… at the House of German Art in Munich / Stoß.” 54 cm x 71 cm. Framed. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated.
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