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Here are all the paintings of Hans Baluschek 01
| ID |
Painting |
Oil Pantings, Sorted from A to Z |
Painting Description |
| 44909 |
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Coal load |
mk184
1901 oils on Lwd 141x176.5cm |
| 85467 |
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Grobstadtbahnhof |
oil on canvas, destroyed
Date 1904(1904)
cyf |
| 73610 |
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Grobstadtwinkel |
Ol auf Leinwand; 170,5 x 125 cm
Date 1929
cyf
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| 80050 |
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Hans Baluschek Karl Ferdinand Braun |
oil on canvas; 120 x 184 cm
Date 1927(1927)
cjr |
| 86231 |
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Kohlenfuhren |
oil on canvas
cyf |
| 44908 |
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Monday morning |
mk184
Oil on Lwd
120x150cm
1898 |
| 44912 |
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Parchen |
mk184
1913
watercolor-pastels and Papper
96.5x60.5cm |
| 44911 |
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Razzia |
mk184
1912
oils on Lwd:176x200cm |
| 44910 |
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Uncle |
mk184
1906
Kole, woman gehoht, on Karton:100x68cm |
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| Hans Baluschek
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| German, 1870-1935,German illustrator, painter, and writer, known for his graphic depictions of the proletarian milieu and hard life in big cities. Baluschek was also a renowned illustrator of fairy tales and produced superb illustrations for five books in the series Deutsche Marchenbucherei published by the Klemm Verlag between 1878 and 1923: Peterchens Mondfahrt (Little Peter's Flight to the Moon, 1915), Pips der Pilz. Ein Wald?\ und Weihnachtsmarchen (Pips the Mushroom: A Forest and Christmas Fairy Tale, 1920), Prinzessin Huschewind (Princess Hush Wind, 1922), and Ins Marchenland (Into Fairyland, 1922). He employed aquarelles and oils to form unusual and bizarre characters and also used ink to create the text.
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