Eduard Hopf - Boats at Shore

Boats at Shore

Eduard Hopf's original silkscreen, "Boats at Shore" is printed upon thick white laid paper and with full margins as created by the artist around 1950. This impression bears the 'Collectors of American Art', Inc., New York, blindstamp on the verso of the paper. "Boats at Shore" represents a prime, original example of the landscape art created by the German painter and printmaker, Eduard Kaspar Hopf.

Original Silkscreen (Serigraph) by the German artist, Eduard Hopf (Eduard Kaspar Hopf).

Boats at Shore

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Title:	Boats at Shore
Artist:	Hopf, Eduard Kaspar (Hanau, Germany, 1901 - Hamburg, 1973)
Date:	c. 1950
Medium:	Original Silkscreen (Serigraph)
Note:	Eduard Kaspar Hopf 'Eduard Hopf': A twentieth century German painter and printmaker, Eduard Kaspar Hopf moved to Hamburg in 1923 to study at the Academy under such artists as Sauerlandt, Arnold and Pauli. Initially influenced by the Neue Sachlichkeit, Eduard Hopf became a leading member of the Hamburg Secession, along with such painters as Heinrich Stegemann, Erich Hartmann, Dorothea Maetzel-Johannsen and Anita Ree.
	During the Second World War, Hopf lived through the aerial bombings of Luebeck (March, 1942) and Hamburg. He created a number of important drawings of the devastation created in these cities and, in 2002, the city of Luebeck hosted a major exhibition of Eduard Hopf's war art.
	After the war (1945), Eduard Hopf taught art and created mosaics and ceramic sculptures for public institutions and buildings. In 1957 the artist received a special award from the University of Hamburg. Today the art of Eduard Hopf is included in the permanent collections of museums in Hamburg, Luebeck and other major German cities.
	During his career Eduard Hopf created original prints in the media of woodcuts, lithography and the silkscreen. The artist travelled throughout Scandinavia, Germany, Austria and North Africa, particularly the Sudan. "Boats at Shore" probably represents a scene in North Africa.
Provenance:	This original silkscreen hails from the collection of 'Collectors of American Art', Inc., New York, and bears their blindstamp on the verso. 'Collectors of American Art, Inc'., was a publisher of original prints during the latter twentieth century.
Size:	8 X 9 3/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Buy Now	Price: $295.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon thick white laid paper and with full margins as created by the artist around the above date. Bearing the above mentioned blindstamp on the verso of the paper. A finely printed impression with full, unfaded colors and in excellent condition throughout. "Boats at Shore" represents a prime, original example of the art of Eduard Kaspar Hopf.
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