Mixed media on hardboard
Germany, 1990s
Eberhard Dietzsch (1938-2006) – German painter, graphic artist and cartoonist
Total dimensions, framed: 88 x 64 cm
Good condition

This abstract composition by Eastern German painter Eberhard Dietzsch is one of the characteristic cityscapes the artist created throughout his life. It was executed in the 1990s. There are a lot of influences such as the Cubists, the Fauve and the Expressionists which had a great impact on Dietzsch’s oeuvre. The skyline is composed of geometrical fields with expressive colours which are distinctively deformed. The composition is painted on hardboard with acrylic colours and carbon pencil with a piece of corrugated paper.



Eberhard Dietzsch’s abstract composition comes most likely in the original frame and measures in total 88 x 64 cm (82 x 60 cm hardboard only). It is in good condition. The piece of corrugated paper is slightly damaged. The frame shows some traces of age.



Eberhard Dietzsch (1938-2006)

The Eastern German artist studied at the professional school for applied art of Leipzig under Karl Miersch and Hajo Rose. After a short engagement as graphic designer in Gera he worked as an independent graphic artist and painter since 1959. He studied under Klaus Wittkugel at the Berlin academy of art from 1971 until 1973. Gera has been awarding an art prize since 2008 which is named after Dietzsch. (afa)

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