Gustav Hagemann - Lapland Scene

Lapland Scene

Gustav Hagemann's, "Lapland Scene" is an original drypoint engraving created by the twentieth century German artist around 1930. This impression is printed upon wove paper and with large, full margins as printed in Berlin by Felsing. It is signed by the printer and is also signed and titled by the artist in pencil. Lapland Scene is one of several engravings Gustav Hagemann created at this time which is based upon an actual drawing given to him by a Lapplander.

Lapland Scene

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Gustav Hagemann (Salzgitter, Engelnstedt, 1891 - 1982)
#	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01-	Lapland Scene by Gustav Hagemann	Original Drypoint Engraving	c. 1930	Signed by the printer and signed and titled by Gustav Hagemann in pencil	Sold
02.-	Lapplander by Gustav Hagemann	Original Drypoint Engraving	1932	Signed, titled and dated by Gustav Hagemann in pencil	Sold

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Title:	Lapland Scene
Artist:	Hagemann, Gustav (Salzgitter, Engelnstedt, 1891 - 1982)
Date:	c. 1930
Medium:	Original Drypoint Engraving
Publisher:	Otto Felsing
Note:	Gustav Hagemann: An important twentieth century German painter, sculptor and printmaker, Gustav Hagemann first studied art in Kassel. His education was interrupted by service as a soldier in the First World War (1914-1918). Gustav Hagemann completed his studies at the Art Academy of Munich in 1920. Two years later he accepted the post of an arts teacher in the region of Leipzig.
	Gustav Hagemann first exhibited his art in the early 1920's. By 1927 his work was the subject of one man exhibitions in Berlin, Leipzig and elsewhere. From 1926 to 1939, Gustave Hagemann annually visited the northern lands of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Lapland. Lapland, in particular, provided the inspiration for Gustav Hagemann's art and through his paintings, engravings and woodcuts of this land and its people, he provided a most valuable artistic and historical record of the Lapland culture. The Second World War (1939-1945) prevented the artist from traveling to his 'second home', but he resumed his annual visits from 1950 to 1966.
	Most of Gustav Hagemann's early Lapland engravings and etchings were printed by Otto Felsing in Berlin. Felsing was one of Germany's master printers of the era and was also responsible for printing etchings by such major artists as Kollwitz, Nolde, Kubin, Orlik and Vogeler. Felsing has added his signature to this particular impression, to the lower left. As well, Gustav Hagemann's early prints were not numbered in specific editions but it is known that all were published in very small numbers.
	Lapland Scene is one of several engravings Gustav Hagemann created at this time which is based upon an actual drawing given to him by a Lapplander. The brilliant design elements within these drypoint engravings influenced German art, particularly the Expressionists.
	Gustav Hagemann's fine art is the subject of a 1981 book entitled, Gustav Hagemann, Der Maler des Nordens. His paintings, engravings and sculpture are included in numerous public collections in both Germany and Scandinavia.
Size:	5 1/2 X 9 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Printed upon wove paper and with large, full margins as printed in Berlin by Felsing around 1930. Signed by the printer and signed and titled by the artist in pencil under the plate-mark. A rich, velvety impression and in excellent condition throughout. Lapland Scene represents a superb, original example of the famous art of Gustav Hagemann.
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