Otto Schubert, Die Lilienweisse Stute, Lithographs, 1920

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Die Lilienweisse Stute is an book written by Carl Hauptmann (Obersalzbrunn, 1858 - Schreiberhau, 1921) and illustrated by Otto Schubert … Read more Die Lilienweisse Stute is an book written by Carl Hauptmann (Obersalzbrunn, 1858 - Schreiberhau, 1921) and illustrated by Otto Schubert (born January 29, 1892 in Dresden - June 12, 1970) in 1920. Original Edition. Published by Rudolf Kaemmere, Dresden. 400 numbered and signed copies. Format: In 4°. The dimensions of the book are indicative. The book includes 22 pages with 6 Lithographs. Good conditions. Otto Schubert (born January 29, 1892 in Dresden - June 12, 1970) was a painter and graphic artist who also worked as a stage painter at the court theater in Dresden in his youth . He studied 1906-09 at the Dresden School of Applied Arts and worked from 1909 to 1913 as a stage painter at the Dresden Court Theater. From 1913 to 1914 he made graphic studies as part of his studies with Emanuel Hegenbarth at the Dresden Art Academy . He was committed to military service from 1914 to 1917. From 1917 to 1918 he was a master student of Otto Gussmann and Otto Hettner and was awarded the grand state prize. In 1919 he founded the Dresden Secession Group together with Otto Dix , Conrad Felixmüller and others . It was made by Julius Meier-Graefediscovered for the Marées Society, who published several books with illustrations by him from 1918 onwards. Few of his graphics have survived, as the printing blocks and plates were destroyed in World War II. Schubert had his first major special exhibition in 1922 in the Alfred Flechtheim gallery in Berlin. From 1945 he worked as a freelancer in Dresden. Carl Ferdinand Max Hauptmann, pseudonym Ferdinand Klar (Obersalzbrunn, 1858 - Schreiberhau, 1921) who was a German playwright and writer. Like his brother Gerhart Hauptmann, Hauptmann was an author of the literary current of naturalism . This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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