Lot Essay
Hubert Gurschner was visited at his studio in the Tyrolian mountains near Innsbruck in the summer of 1930 by Thomas Osborne Robinson, himself an artist and set designer, to whom the prints were given
Details
Hubert Gurschner (1902-1975)
Winterlandschaft mit Dorf
woodcut printed in colours, circa 1930, on laid paper, a fine impression, the colours fresh, signed and inscribed 'Tyrol' in pencil, numbered 9/200 and with the artist's monogram stamp and 'No. CXXI' at the lower left margin corner, with margins, one or two creases and surface dirt in the margins, other minor defects, L. 264 x 234mm.; and seventeen other woodcuts printed in colours, each signed and inscribed in pencil, four framed (18)
Winterlandschaft mit Dorf
woodcut printed in colours, circa 1930, on laid paper, a fine impression, the colours fresh, signed and inscribed 'Tyrol' in pencil, numbered 9/200 and with the artist's monogram stamp and 'No. CXXI' at the lower left margin corner, with margins, one or two creases and surface dirt in the margins, other minor defects, L. 264 x 234mm.; and seventeen other woodcuts printed in colours, each signed and inscribed in pencil, four framed (18)
Provenance
T. Osborne Robinson, Northampton, to whom given directly by the artist, thence by descent to the present owner