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Karl Hubbuch (1891, Karlsruhe – 1979, ibid.) Large Black Forest Landscape A rare landscape sketch from the 1930s, executed with loose brushstrokes, by Hubbuch, who is primarily known as a figure painter of the New Objectivity movement but who also devoted himself to landscape painting, particularly of his native Baden region. After being dismissed as a professor at the Landeskunstschule Karlsruhe by the Nazis in 1933, Hubbuch continued to work under difficult conditions. During this period, as with other artists who chose “internal emigration,” he produced landscape paintings that were politically uncontroversial. In 1947, Hubbuch was reinstated to his professorship. Graphite on paper. Signed and estate stamp. 35 cm x 46.5 cm. Framed. Pencil on paper. Estate stamp.
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