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Johann Vierthaler (1869 Munich – 1957 Holzhausen) Relief of a striding female nude with a basket of flowers Bronze, with a dark brown patina. Signed; The relief combines a Neoclassical motif with Art Nouveau, as was typical of Munich art before 1914. Vierthaler made his debut in 1901 with a “Dancer” at the Glaspalast and subsequently exhibited regularly. In 1907, 1909, and 1915, he participated in the Great Berlin Art Exhibition; in 1914, in the Werkbund Exhibition in Cologne; and in 1922, in the German Crafts Exhibition in Munich. 44 cm x 23.5 cm. Dark brown patinated bronze relief. Signed.
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