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HUBBUCH, Karl (Karlsruhe, 1891 - Karlsruhe, 1979)Karl Hubbuch. Aquarelle, Zeichnungen Und Druckgrafik

Munchen,  Galleria del Levante 1971 - Prima edizione (First Edition)

Catalogue of the exhibition at the Galleria del Levante, Munich, 12 March - April 1971. text in German by Hans Kinkel, with Italian translation on enclosed sheet. With 12 full-page black-and-white and colour illustrations. List of exhibited works

Cm 28x21,  pp. 28 Legatura con punto metallico (stapled binding) Leggero alone di ruggine in corrispondenza dei punti metallici (Rusting to the staples) Molto buono (Very Good)

Karl Hubbuch began his artistic activity in 1924 as an assistant in lithography at the Karlsruhe Academy. The following year he became director of the drawing department at the same academy and was appointed professor in 1928. During this period he was much more active as a draughtsman than as a painter. In 1925, he exhibited several drawings and prints, as well as his oil painting 'The Classroom', in the seminal exhibition 'Neue Sachlichkeit' ('New Objectivity') at the Mannheim Kunsthalle. In 1933, Hubbuch, due to his clear anti-fascist stance, was dismissed from teaching and banned from painting by the Nazi authorities.

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