Franz Hohne (b.1892 ) - Early 20th Century Watercolour Flying South

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Description

A charming early 20th Century watercolour landscape showing a flock of birds flying low over a misty landscape on their Southerly migration. The artist has signed to the lower left corner and the painting is presented in a gilt effect frame with gold mount. On wove.

Condition

The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration.

Size

11.6 x 21.5cm (4.6" x 8.5")
Framed Size: 19.9 x 26.5cm (7.8" x 10.4")

Artist Biography

Franz Hoehne was born in 1892 in Pomerania (Bromberg), where he grew up, in 1913 he started at the Breslau Academy art school, who lived through the participation interrupted in the First World War wurde.Nach continued his artistic studies and training as an art teacher Höhne first as a freelance artist in Weimar, Dresden and Berlin, in 1928 the company relocated to Earth, where until 1959 he worked as a teacher. In addition, it remained for his artistic work Anliegen.Seine important early works were heavily influenced by expressionism, which he at the time of National Socialism and the German Democratic Republic to weaken. He painted mainly dieKüstenlandschaften and its people. He designed oil paintings, ink drawings, linocuts. Much of his work in 1945 was settled in 1969 verloren.Er his daughter to Bremen, where he verstarb.Das Stralsund 1980 Cultural Historical Museum is in possession of numerous works Höhnes, 32 of which come from a gift to his daughter in 1991.

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SKU qw278
Artist Franz Hohne (b.1892 )
Date Early 20th Century
Dimensions 11.6 x 21.5cm
Medium Watercolour
Subject Landscape
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