Fehmarn, Steilküste (German island on Baltic) / 1997

Pohl, Alfred
German
Late 20th century
Woodcut

$85.00

Black, blue and gold inks on ivory paper

Pencil signed

Edition of 90

Image: 9 ½” x 7”

Sheet: 11 ¼” x 8 ¾”

Very good condition

Out of stock

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Alfred Pohl (German) was born in Essen in 1928. He studied art in Trier, Lüneburg and Hannover. In 1965 Pohl worked in the Paris studio of Johnny Friedlaender. He taught art in Peru (1967–70) and in Colombia (1972–74). Even in later years, many of his images would feature South American landscapes and themes. In 1972 Pohl returned to northwest Germany, settling in Göttingen where he lives and works today.

Pohl pushes forward the great German woodcutting tradition, adding rich color and rhythmic design to the stark shapes and emotional power we associate with the earlier expressionists.

 

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