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Robert Budzinski - Abend in Wald Evening in the Forest

Abend in Wald (Evening in the Forest)

Robert Budzinski "Abend in Wald" (Evening in the Forest) is and original woodcut created by the artist in 1917. This woodcut explores the shifting effects of light and shade and is one of Budzinski's finest Impressionistic works of art. This impression is printed upon thin wove paper and with full margins and is signed and titled by the artist in pencil along the lower left margin. "Abend in Wald" (Evening in the Forest) is a fine original example of the landscape art created by the East German artist, Robert Budzinski.
 
Title: Abend in Wald (Evening in the Forest)
Artist: Budzinski, Robert (Klein-Schlafken, East Prussia (Germany), 1874 - Marburg, 1955)
Date: 1917
Medium: Original Woodcut
Note: Robert Budzinski: An important East German (specifically Prussian) artist of the early twentieth century, Robert Budzinski is famous both for his original prints and illustrated books. Robert Budzinski both wrote and illustrated such books as "Entdeckung Ostdeutschlands", 1914, ('Discovery in Eastern Germany'), "Kuri-neru, and Der Mond fallt auf Westpreusen" ('The Moon is in West Prussia'). As well, he illustrated numerous books, such as Theodor Storm's, "Die Sohne des Senators" (1924), and (beginning in 1920) created and published the "Ostmarkkalender".
  As an original printmaker, Robert Budzinski was equally adept at etching, lithography, woodcuts and linocuts. As well as creating individual works of art in these media, such as this original woodcut, he was frequently commissioned for his ex-libris bookplates. He most often printed his own works. Few were published in numbered editions but it is known that most were printed in small numbers of twenty-five impressions or less.
  Stylistically, Budzinski has sometimes been described as an Impressionist. His oeuvre, however, is far too varied for any such classification. Within Robert Budzinski's graphic art we see the work of a constant innovator and experimenter. Drawing upon Impressionistic, Symbolist and Expressionistic elements, his art is clearly both unique and compelling. In "Abend in Wald", Budzinski explores the shifting effects of light and shade and is one of Budzinski's finest Impressionistic works of art.
  During his career, Robert Budzinski was an active participant in the Wandervogel and Lebensreform movements. The Lebensreform Bewegung ('Life Reform movement') was a loosely organized but widespread phenomenon in early twentieth century Germany which opposed the rise of industrialization and urbanization. It proposed such varied activities as natural agriculture, medicine and nutrition.
  Robert Budzinski lived and worked in the east Prussian cities of Konitz, Konigsberg and Marburg. Today his art is included in such collections as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Universitatsmuseum fur Kunst and Kulturgeschichte, Marburg.
Size: 9 3/8 X 9 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
  Framed & Matted with 100% Archival Materials
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  Abend in Wald Evening in the Forest Framed Original Woodcut by Robert Budzinski
Buy Now Price: $685.00 US
Condition: Printed upon thin wove paper and with full margins as created by the artist in 1917. Containing full, rich tonal values without a trace of deterioration and in excellent condition throughout. Dated and signed with the artist's 'RB' monogram in the block to the lower left and signed and titled in pencil along the lower margin. "Abend in Wald" (Evening in the Forest) represents a prime, original example of the art of Robert Budzinski.
Subject: "Abend in Wald" (Evening in the Forest), Robert Budzinski, original woodcut, Impressionistic, East Prussia, Lebensreform, Universitatsmuseum fur Kunst and Kulturgeschichte, Marburg
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Original Woodcut by the German artist, Robert Budzinski.

Abend in Wald Evening in the Forest Original Woodcut by Robert Budzinski
Abend in Wald (Evening in the Forest)

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Robert Budzinski (Klein-Schlafken, East Prussia (Germany), 1874 - Marburg, 1955)
# Image Title & Engraver Medium Date Info
01- Abend in Wald Evening in the Forest by Robert Budzinski Abend in Wald (Evening in the Forest) by Robert Budzinski Original Woodcut 1917 Signed and titled in pencil by Robert Budzinski.
02.- Michelangelo by Robert Budzinski Michelangelo by Robert Budzinski Original Linocut c. 1910 - 1920 Signed and titled in pencil by Robert Budzinski.
03.- MadchensKopf Girl's Portrait by Robert Budzinski MadchensKopf (Girl's Head) by Robert Budzinski Original Drypoint Engraving 1917 Signed, titled, dated and numbered, '10' in pencil by Robert Budzinski.
04.- Gesicht der Menschheit Licht Face of Mankind Light by Robert Budzinski Gesicht der Menschheit, Licht (Face of Mankind, Light) by Robert Budzinski Original Linocut c. 1910 - 1920 Signed and titled in pencil by Robert Budzinski.
05.- Gesicht der Menschheit Face of Mankind by Robert Budzinski Unknown Title, Gesicht der Menschheit (Series, Face of Mankind) by Robert Budzinski Original Linocut c. 1910 - 1920 Signed and titled in pencil by Robert Budzinski.

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