Brigitta Heyduck

Village in Yugoslavia

Brigitta Heyduck's original lithograph, Village in Yugoslavia dates from 1964. It is signed, dated and numbered by the artist in pencil along the lower margin and printed in an edition of only seventy impressions, probably published by Heyduck herself as in 1963 she opened her own lithographic and etching studio in Nuremberg. Landscape has been Brigitta Heyduck's primary interest throughout her career. The artist has travelled to and depicted scenes in Italy, France, Asia, Africa, America and elsewhere. Village in Yugoslavia is a fine, original example ofthe lithographic art created by the contemporary German printmaker and painter, Brigitta Heyduck.

Village in Yugoslavia

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Title:	Village in Yugoslavia
Artist:	Heyduck, Brigitta (Breslau, 1936 - Resides, Nuremberg, 'Schwarzenbruck')
Date:	1964
Medium:	Original Lithograph
Edition:	Limited Edition of Seventy Impressions.
Note:	Brigitta Heyduck: Born in Breslau, Brigitta Heyduck moved to the Nuremberg region in 1950. From 1955 to 1961 she studied at Nuremberg's Academy of Fine Arts and was the master student of Professor Hermann Wilhelm. During this period Heyduck also received a scholarship to study under Oskar Kokoschka at the Schule des Sehens (1958-1959).
	In 1961 Brigitta Heyduck received a cultural advancement award from the city of Nuremberg (Kultforderpreis der Stadt Nurnberg). Two years later she created her own lithographic and etching studio and workshop in that city. Brigitta Heyduck joined the artist's association, "Der Kreis", in 1965, and is also a member of the artist guild of Esslingen. She received the Silesian Cultural Award in 1982 and was appointed to Nuremberg's expert advisory council in 1987.
	Since 1960 the landscape art Brigitta Heyduck has been the subject of solo exhibitions in such cities as Nuremberg, Rostock, Bonn, Munich, Berlin, Wiesbaden, Erlangen, Zirndorf, Cologne, Luxembourg, Athens, Johannesburg and Cape Town.
	Village in Yugoslavia was probably published by Heyduck herself as in 1963 she opened her own lithographic and etching studio in Nuremberg. Landscape has been Brigitta Heyduck's primary interest throughout her career. The artist has travelled to and depicted scenes in Italy, France, Asia, Africa, America and elsewhere.
Size:	18 1/4 X 27 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Buy Now	Price: $395.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon archival paper and with full margins as published in 1964. Signed, dated and numbered, '25/70', by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. Containing several small, diagonal creases in the lower right corner, else this is a fine impression without a trace of light toning or fading. Village in Yugoslavia represents an impressive, original example of the contemporary landscape art of Brigitta Heyduck.
Subject:	Brigitta Heyduck, Village in Yugoslavia , original lithograph, contemporary German printmaker and painter, Nuremberg, Professor Hermann Wilhelm, Oskar Kokoschka, Silesian Cultural Award, Kultforderpreis der Stadt Nurnberg, contemporary landscape art.
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