Hanna Nagel Early 20th.Century German Realist School Pen And Ink Study Of A Young Woman Reading

Hanna Nagel Early 20th.Century German Realist School Pen And Ink Study Of A Young Woman ReadingHanna Nagel 1907 1975. German Realist School early 20th. Century. Pen, ink and watercolour drawing a study of a young woman reading alone. Signed lower left. 11 by 14 cms. To mounted image. Pioneering German realist draughtswoman and engraver. Born at Heidelberg, Hanna Nagel initially trained as a bookbinder before enrolling in the Fine Arts School in Karlsruhe in 1919. She studied with Walter Conz, Wilelm Schnarrenberger and, most importantly, Karl

Provenance: GC Williamson Collection Exhibited: Victoria & Albert Museum

Born at Johannesburg

executed for his part in the attack on the lace factory of Heathcote and Boden

Predominantly known for his landscapes and genre scenes

Bunbury was a prolific Illustrator and draughtsman

early in his career he was commissioned to create a series of animal portraits for the Board of Agriculture

Dated Verso

Slight surface grubbiness and old mount staining

Julie Hugo (Louise Rose Julie Duvidal de Montferrier 1797-1865)

in paper wrapper

by which time ill-health had caused him to resign his professorship

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