Lithograph on wove paper
Germany, 1966
Otto Dix (1891-1969) – German painter and printmaker, one of the main representatives of New Objectivity
Signed and dated lower right in the stone ‘DIX 66’
Catalog raisonnée: Karsch 314
Image dimensions: 44 x 35.6 cm
Very good condition
His grotesque and satirical works have made Otto Dix famous in the 1920s. He is a leading representative of the New Objectivity; lithographs from the 1960s fetch up to 11,100 euro at international auctions
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This lithograph, probably a trial proof, originated 1966. It was published in an edition of LXXX copies by the Erker-Presse in St. Gallen and in an edition of 300 copies as an annual edition of the Hamburg Art Association. Both editions were printed at the Erker-Presse, who used the lithograph also for a poster for the exhibition of the artist in 1977 in the Erker Gallery.

The lithograph is signed and dated lower right in the stone ‘DIX 66’. Apart from occasional faint handling creases the sheet is in very good condition. The image measures 44 x 35.6 cm, the sheet 70.1 x 50.4 cm.

Otto Dix (1891-1969)

Wilhelm Heinrich Otto Dix is considered one of the most famous German painters and printmakers of the 20th Century, and he was one of the co-founders of New Objectivity. He initially trained as a decoration painter in his hometown. From 1910 to 1914, he studied at the arts college in Dresden. He co-founded the Dresden Secession in 1919. His most well-known works are from the Weimar period, sometimes humorous but often harshly criticizing the social conditions in the postwar period. Dix was a professor at the arts academy in Dresden until he was expelled after the Nazis took over in 1933. The artist left behind an extensive body of work of over 6,000 drawings and sketches. Works by Otto Dix are located in numerous international public collections, like the Metropolitan Museum of New York, the Réunion des Musées Nationaux of France, the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh, the GAM (Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna e Contemporanea) in Turin, the Kunstmuseum Basel, the Berlinischen Galerie in Berlin, and the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart. (fea)

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