Wilhelm Lehmbruck - Frauenkopf (klein) mit Tuch

Art (1900-1945) > Figurative Painting (1900-30s ) Wilhelm Lehmbruck - Biography

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Frauenkopf (klein) mit Tuch. 1912.
Drypoint.
Signed and titled. From an edition of a small print run. On brownish wove paper. 17.8 x 13 cm (7 x 5.1 in). Sheet: 29,1 x 21,7 cm (11,4 x 8,5 in).
[AW].

PROVENANCE: C.G. Boerner Kunstantiquariat, Düsseldorf.
Corporate Collection Ahlers AG, Herford (acquired from the above in 1973).

EXHIBITION: Schwarz auf Weiß. Druck-Graphik im Wandel der Zeit von Rembrandt bis Dieter Roth, Foundation Ahlers Pro Arte/Kestner Pro Arte, Hanover, September 28, 2013 - January 5, 2014, p. 50 (illu.).
#DepictingWomen - beauty, goddess, motherhood, bathing, soliciting, fulfilling, fragment, Foundation Ahlers Pro Arte, Herford, September 15 - December 9, 2018, p. 87 (illu. on p. 33).

LITERATURE: Erwin Petermann, Die Druckgraphik von Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Stuttgart 1964, catalogue raisonné no. 25 I (of III).

In good condition. Slightly discolored. A few tiny brown spots and a small pencil mark in each of the four outer margins. The outer four corners of the sheet are somewhat creased and show light paper flaws. The lower left corner of the sheet with a small adhesion, probably from a former mounting.
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