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Hans Figura - An Alpine Chateau

An Alpine Chateau

Hans Figura's compelling view of an "An Alpine Chateau" depicts the wooden cabins in the foreground and in the distance is the magnificant alpine view with the sun shining upon the snowy landscape. This original aquatint and etching layered with aquatint grounds in reds, blues, greens and greys is printed upon white wove paper and with full margins as published in Austria in 1928 and is signed by Figura in pencil in the lower margin. "An Alpine Chateau" is a fine, original exampole of the landscape art created by the Austrian artist, Hans Figura.
 
Title: An Alpine Chateau
Artist: Figura, Hans (Vienna, 1877 - 1949)
Date: 1928
Medium: Original Aquatint & Etching Printed in Colour
Note: Hans Figura engraved and aquatinted views in almost every major European country and was a regular exhibitor in Paris, London, Vienna, Berlin and New York. The late 1920's marked a highpoint in his art. At this time, Hans Figura maintained studios in both New York and Vienna and created some of his most famous original aquatints and etchings during this period.
  The artistry of the original aquatint printed in colours reached its most creative era in the decades of the 1920's and 1930's. Accomplished artists from around the world practiced this demanding medium. The three greatest and most famous artists, however, were from Austria; Luigi Kasimir, T. F. Simon and Hans Figura. Each specialized in European and American city views and landscapes, combining etching and aquatinting with brilliant results. Hans Figura was as complex in his technique as any of these masters. In An Alpine Chateau, for example, Hans Figura layered aquatint grounds in reds, blues, greens and greys. The delicate skill and artistry that went into creating this original colour aquatint were, to say the least, intensive.
Size: 8 3/4 X 11 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
  Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition: Printed on white wove paper and with full margins as published in Austria in 1928. Very faint scuffing exists in the upper margin. It also contains a restored tear or fold on the mid left margin, which doesn't go into the image. Else this is a beautiful full colour printing and in excellent condition throughout. Signed by Hans Figura in pencil in the lower margin.
Price: Sold - The price is no longer available.
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Original Aquatint & Etching Printed in Colour by The Austrian artist, Hans Figura.

An Alpine Chateau by Hans Figura
An Alpine Chateau

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Hans Figura, (Vienna, 1877 - 1949)
# Title & Artist Medium Date Notes -
1.- An Alpine Chateau by Hans Figura Original Aquatint & Etching Printed in Colour 1928 Signed by Hans Figura in pencil. Sold
2.- Canal Scene, Bruges by Hans Figura Original Aquatint & Etching Printed in Colour c. 1930 Signed by Hans Figura in pencil. Sold
3.- Flower Market on Ille de la Cite, Paris, with a view of Conciergie by Hans Figura Original Aquatint & Etching Printed in Colour c. 1929 Signed and numbered by Hans Figura in pencil, edition '117/300'. Available

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