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Hans Hubert Dietzsch (Dietzsch-Sachsenhausen) (1875, Sachsenhausen – 1926, Berlin-Wilmersdorf) Bust of King Frederick II of Prussia in three-quarter profile Bronze, patinated. Signed and dated 1926. Foundry mark with foundry seal and “LAUCHHAMMER BILDGUSS.” Marble pedestal. A larger-than-life head of the Prussian king, the profile dramatically emphasizing his energetic character. Dietzsch studied at the Kassel Academy of Fine Arts and was a master student of Carl Begas. From 1906 onward, he worked in Berlin as a sculptor, painter, and actor. Between 1911 and 1926, he exhibited several times at the Great Berlin Art Exhibition. In addition to portrait busts, his diverse body of work includes, among other things, monumental figures depicting athletes and memorials. Bronze height: 45 cm. Total height: 57 cm. Patinated bronze. Signed and dated 1926. Cast by Lauchhammer (foundry stamp).
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