Ernst Fuchs, Eva In A Negligee

Ernst Fuchs, Eva In A NegligeeThis 20th century etching by Austrian artist Ernst Fuchs (1930 2015) depicts Eva Christine in a negligee. Its from a limited edition of 200. Fuchs was seemingly besotted with this woman and produced numerous works, each conveyed through a mystical world of sensuality. In 1969, we see Eva merging into an ancient tree, while in 1973, shes stretched into a scrawny Madonna. She also assumes the role of Eve and, in 1977, emerges from Adams rib. To

The canvas has seen better days but it’s fine to hang and would make a nice addition to your mantle or gallery wall

Signed in the lower left

Overall size 13½” x 15½” / 34cm x 39cm

Frame with age-related wear and a missing piece of decoration in the top right

which offered an alternative approach to the classical leanings of the Academy

They take a rose-tinted glance at the past

Aside from his escapology exploits

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The older actress had pushed Sarah’s younger sister into a pillar

This set of four industrial etchings by German illustrator Herman Kätelhön (1884-1940) depict scenes relating to the mining community

Size 18” x 21⅓” / 46cm x 54cm

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