Hemmenhofen (Höri), 1942

Otto Dix (German, 1891 1969) Selfportrait as a solder (Selbstbildnis als Soldat), 1914

This work is included in the Provenance Research Project, which investigates the ownership history of works in MoMA's collection.. Karl Nierendorf (1889-1947), New York; Estate of Karl Nierendorf, New York, 1947; sold to Alexander W. Pearlman (1914-2004), New York, March 17, 1954 [1]; acquired by The Museum of Modern Art, New York (Gift of Samuel A. Berger), 1954.

Self Portrait, 1912 by Otto Dix Fine Art Art, illustration, Porträtmalerei und Expressionismus

Self-portrait as a Soldier Selbstbildnis als Soldat. Year: 1914. Description: In the first year of war, Dix painted himself twice on one piece of paper. On this side, he is depicted in hellish combat with red and white flashes and eyes wide open.. Provenance: Otto Dix Foundation Vadux, Germany. The Skat Players By Otto Dix Staatsgalerie.

Otto Dix (German, 1891 1969) Selfportrait as a solder (Selbstbildnis als Soldat), 1914

Otto Dix: Metropolis, 2 July - 18 October 1998; Portrait of a Prisoner By Otto Dix. Private Collection.. Self-portrait as a Prisoner of War Selbstbildnis als Kriegsgefangener. Year: 1947. Description: As Nazi Germany collapsed, Otto Dix was drafted into Volkssturm along with other old men and young boys. He was promptly captured and ended.

Otto Dix SelfPortrait as Mars Producción artística, Auto retrato, Obras de arte

Otto Dix. Selbstbildnis, 1960 Woodcut on paper Prints & Graphic Art. 21×14,5 cm. Signed . Condition . Estimate . Realized Price -20%. below mid-estimate. Recent Lots by Otto Dix) signierte Monografie "otto dix. späte lithographien und pastelle" aus der Reihe "kunst heute und morgen" - Otto Dix

Otto Dix, Selbstbildnis als Raucher (Self Portrait as Smoker), 1913 Portrait artist, Self

Selbstbildnis I , 1969 numbered 29/65 in pencil, with the estate stamp and Martha Dix's signature verso lithograph Sheet 76 x 55.5cm (29 15/16 x 21 7/8in). Printed by Erker Presse, St. Gallen, with their blindstamp, published by the artist. OTTO DIX (1891-1969) Selbstbildnis I, 1969 numbered 29/65 in pencil, with the estate stamp and Martha.

Ceulan Otto Dix

The Otto-Dix-Haus or Otto Dix House in Gera is a museum located in the birth house of the German painter Otto Dix,. Selbstbildnis als Raucher (1913), Meine Freundin Elis (1919), Doppelbildnis Otto Dix/Kurt Günther (1920), Der Heilige Christophorus IV (1939), and Bildnis des Malers Hans Theo Richter mit Frau Gisela (1933).

Otto Dix Autoritratto con Jan, 1930 Self portrait, Artist, Art

Self-portrait as Mars Selbstbildnis mit Artillerie-Helm. Year: 1915. Description: In the second year of war, he depcits himself as the God of War with angles borrowed from cubism. In this scene, death is abundant. Horses rear and flee. Buildings burst open and cities crumble. Yet Dix remains alive.

MoMA The Collection Otto Dix. SelfPortrait (with Cigarette) [Selbstbildnis (mit Zigarette

Browse 49 artworks by Otto Dix on Arthur. Log in. Selbstbildnis mit Pelzkappe vor Winterlandschaft (Self-portrait in Fur Cap against Winter Landscape , 1947 Otto Dix When the Third Reich fell at the end of the Second World War, Dix was freed from the Nazi's artistic oppression yet his style never regained its Interwar edge. His war, the First.

Otto Dix (German, 18911969), Selbstbildnis mit Staffelei [SelfPortrait with Easel], 1926 Hans

Musik: Franz Schubert - Piano Trio in E-Flat (Op. 100)

Lithographie von Otto Dix, Grosses Selbstbildnis / Large SelfPortrait auf Amorosart

Browse 49 artworks by Otto Dix on Arthur. Log in. Selbstbildnis als Soldat (Self portrait as a Soldier), 1914 Otto Dix. In the first year of war, Dix painted himself twice on one piece of paper.. Log in. Selbstbildnis als Soldat (Self portrait as a Soldier), 1914 Otto Dix. In the first year of war, Dix painted himself twice on one piece of.

Otto Dix SelfPortrait with Wanderhut Portrait art, Portrait painting, Self portrait

Otto Dix. Selbstbildnis - 1960 1960, later print woodcut Prints & Graphic Art. ca. 21 x 15,5 cm. Estimate . Subscribers only. Auction Venue/Sale . Sale Date. Oct 11, 2018. Recent Lots by Otto Dix) signierte Monografie "otto dix. späte lithographien und pastelle" aus der Reihe "kunst heute und morgen" - Otto Dix

Otto Dix SELBSTBILDNIS MIT ENKELKIND (1966) MutualArt

Otto Dix um 1933 (Fotografie von Hugo Erfurth). Wilhelm Heinrich Otto Dix (* 2.Dezember 1891 in Untermhaus, heute Stadtteil von Gera; † 25. Juli 1969 in Singen am Hohentwiel) war ein deutscher Maler und Grafiker des 20. Jahrhunderts.. Otto Dix' Werk ist von stilistischer Vielfalt geprägt, bleibt jedoch in seiner künstlerischen Grundhaltung dem Realismus verpflichtet.

Eineinhalb Millionen für Otto Dix' Selbstbildnis WELTKUNST

As Nazi Germany collapsed, Otto Dix was drafted into Volkssturm along with other old men and young boys. He was promptly captured and ended the war in a French POW camp. While in the camp, he was granted access to art materials which he used to paint a triptych for the prison chapel. While he did create work inside the camp, this portrait was.

Otto Dix, Selbstbildnis als Raucher, 1914. Art, Artist, Art painting

View Großes Selbstbildnis (1965) By Dix Otto; Lithograph on wove paper 'BFK Rives' (watermark); 70.5 x 55 cm; Signed; Edition. Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Otto Dix Selbstbildnis (1922) German expressionism, Artist, Self portrait

This monumental work is a preliminary study for one of the most important self-portraits of Otto Dix, Selbstbildnis mit Staffelei (Self-Portrait with Easel) dating from 1926, now in the permanent collection of the Leopold-Hoesch-Museum in Düren, Germany (fig. 1). During the 1920s Dix had a number of successes: he had his first one-man shows in Berlin and Munich, and following his.

Hemmenhofen (Höri), 1942

Otto Dix (1891-1969) Selbstbildnis (Bilderbuch Muggeli Bl. 1) signed and dated 'DIX 22.' (lower right) and inscribed 'DIES BILDERBUCH SCHENKT ONKEL JIMMY DEM MUGGELI OSTERN 1922' (within the composition) watercolour and pen and India ink on paper 16 1/8 x 11½ in. (40.8 x 29 cm.)