(3) VINTAGE OLD WORLD VILLAGES ROTHENBERG GERMANY ERNST GEISSENDORFER ETCHINGS

Description: (3) VINTAGE OLD WORLD VILLAGESHAND SIGNED ERNST GEISSENDORFER ETCHINGS ROTHENBERY GERMANY BROWN WOOD FRAMES 9 X 11 Up for consideration is a set of three etchingsHand Signed of old world villages.Professionally framed at Michael'sRothenberg on the Tauber river.A great find for the collector.Professionally framed ready to hang. #1 Ernst Geissendorfer's original etching, Rothenberg ob der Tauber (Rothenberg over the Tauber) was created by the twentieth centuryGerman artist between 1950 and 1970. It is printed upon stiff wovepaper and with full margins and is signed, titled and annotated, "Original Rad.(ierung)" -- original etching -- by the artist in pencil. This etching represents a fine, original example of the 20th century landscape art created by Ernst Geissendorfer's. Rothenberg ob der Tauber depicts one of Germany's most picturesque places. Situated in Bavaria on the Tauber River, Rothenberg is virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages. Medieval towers and walls of defense still stand within the city.Title: Rothenburg ob der Tauber (Rothenburg over the Tauber)Artist: Geissendorfer, Ernst (Rothenburg, Germany, 1908 -1993)Medium: Original Hand-Colored EtchingNote: Ernst Geissendorfer: A twentieth century German painter and etcher, Ernst Geissendorfer studied art techniques in Nuremberg. In the decade of the 1930's he travelled and worked extensively, both in Europe and the United States. At the end of the Second World War (1945), Geissendorfer returned to live in Rothenburg and assumed control of the family art gallery there. Besides creating many fine works of art, Ernst Geissendorfer served as Town Councillor of Rothenburg during the 1960's. Before World War Two, Ernst Geissendorfer usually produced small, uncoloured etchings. After 1950, however, he created much larger etchings to which he applied hand-colouring. "Rothenburg ob der Tauber" (Rothenburg over the Tauber) dates from this latter period. This original hand-colored etching depicts one of Germany's most picturesque places. Situated in Bavaria on the Tauber River, Rothenburg is virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages. Medieval towers and walls of defence still stand within the city.#2 Ernst Geissendorfer's Roder Gate Tower (Rodertor) & Customs House, Rothenburg is an original etching by the twentieth century German artist created between 1950 and 1970. It is printed upon stiff wove paper and with full margins and signed, titled and annotated, "Original Rad. (ierung)" -- original etching -- by the artist in pencil. A native son of Rothernburg, ErnstGeissendorfer dedicated much of his art to the depiction of the many medieval buildings of this city. It is believed that the Rodergate and its associated constructions date from the fourteenth century.Date: c. 1950 -1970Medium: Original Hand-Colored EtchingPrinted upon stiff wove paper and with full margins as created by the artist around the above date. Signed, titled and annotated, "Original Rad.(ierung)" -- original etching -- by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. A beautifully printed impression with fine, unfaded colors and in excellent condition throughout. Roder Gate tower (Rodertor) & Customs House, Rothenburg represents a fine, original example of the twentieth century German art of Ernst Geissendorfer.ABOUT THE ARTIST:Ernst Geissendorfer: A twentieth century German painter and etcher, Ernst Geissendorfer studied art techniques in Nuremberg. In the decade of the 1930's he travelled and worked extensively, both in Europe and the United States. At the end of the Second World War (1945), Geissendorfer returned to live in Rothenburg and assumed control of the family art gallery there. Besides creating many fine works of art, Ernst Geissendorfer served as Town Councillor of Rothenburg during the 1960's. Before World War Two, Ernst Geissendorfer usually produced small, uncoloured etchings. After 1950, however, he created much larger etchings to which he applied hand-colouring. "Rothenburg ob der Tauber" Rothenburg over the Tauber) dates from this latter period. This original hand-colored etching depicts one of Germany's most picturesque places. Situated in Bavaria on the Tauber River, Rothenburg is virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages. Medieval towers and walls of defence still stand within the city.For any questions please feel free to ask!

Price: 100 USD

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