Lot Essay
Mosel and Urban believe that this image might have been executed in a third state but note that no examples have been identified.
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Der Sänger
Details
Emil Nolde (1857-1956)
Der Sänger
woodcut, 1911, first state (of two), a very good impression of this rare print, on heavy grey oatmeal, signed in pencil, entitled on the support, with margins, a deckle edge at the right, a tear the upper left sheet edge, one or two small pale stains in the lower margin and some discolouration at the extreme right sheet edge, glued to the mount at the upper left and right reverse sheet corners, otherwise generally in good condition
B. 225 x 165mm., S. 290 x 210mm.
Der Sänger
woodcut, 1911, first state (of two), a very good impression of this rare print, on heavy grey oatmeal, signed in pencil, entitled on the support, with margins, a deckle edge at the right, a tear the upper left sheet edge, one or two small pale stains in the lower margin and some discolouration at the extreme right sheet edge, glued to the mount at the upper left and right reverse sheet corners, otherwise generally in good condition
B. 225 x 165mm., S. 290 x 210mm.
Provenance
The Rauert Collection
Literature
Schiefler, Mosel and Urban H97