R. DREHER (1875-1932), The fisherman and his wife, 1923, Lithography

Richard Dreher (1875 Dresden - 1932 ibid.): The Fisherman and his Wife, Landscape by the Sea, 1923, Lithography

Technique: Lithography on Paper

Inscription: Lower right signed: "Dreher". At the lower part numbered: "163/180".

Date: 1923

Description: At the bottom right is the blind stamp of the Marées Society with the figure of Ganymede. Illustration to the fairy tale Von den Fischer und siine Fru, Von dem Fischer un siine Fru, Van den Fischer un siine Fru or Van den Fischer und siine Fru by Philipp Otto Runge, to be found in the Kinder- und Hausmärchen by the Brothers Grimm. Edition of 1923, published by J. Meier-Graefe with a series of 10 lithographs. Printed by the Marées Society. Lying in gentle hills, the viewer sees a small house in the middle ground. In front of it, hanging on two pegs, a fishing net. In the centre is the silhouette of a woman, possibly the occupant of the house. In the background is the wide sea with clouds towering over it.

Keywords: 20th century, Expressionism, Landscape, Germany,
Dimensions: Paper: 36,7 cm x 38,4 cm (14,4 x 15,1 in), Depiction: 23,0 cm x 15,5 cm (9,1 x 6,1 in) Artist Name: Richard Dreher (1875 Dresden - 1932 ibid.) Medium: Lithography Notes: Differential taxation according to §25a UStG, art objects/special regulation. VAT for the artwork purchase price is not shown on the invoice. (VAT: Margin Scheme). A buyer's premium of 25% will be charged on all purchases. The buyer's premium includes VAT, but is not shown on the invoice.

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Condition: Good condition. The sheet is mounted in a passe-partout. The edges of the sheet are slightly rubbed, discolourations in the area of the corners due to an earlier mounting of the sheet. Blind stamp below the image on the right.