Conrad Felixmüller, Der Dichter Walter Rheiner (The Poet Walter Rheiner), from the portfolio Felixmüller—Woodcuts (Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.

Conrad Felixmüller

German · 1897–1977 · Painter, Printmaker

Conrad Felixmüller was a German Expressionist painter and printmaker. Born in Dresden as Conrad Felix Müller, he chose Felixmüller as his nom d'artiste. (Wikipedia)

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  1. Conrad Felixmüller, Herbst in Klotzsche. Verso: Das eingeschlafene Modell II, 1920, Oil on canvasHerbst in Klotzsche. Verso: Das eingeschlafene Modell IIKetterer Kunst · €610,000≈ $816,424≈ £520,413Sign up to see
  2. Conrad Felixmüller, Der Maler Otto Schubert und Frau, 1919, Oil on canvasDer Maler Otto Schubert und FrauKetterer Kunst · €412,500≈ $509,933≈ £325,088Sign up to see
  3. Conrad Felixmüller, Balkon am Abend, 1918, Oil on canvasBalkon am AbendKetterer Kunst · €312,500≈ $330,563≈ £265,768Sign up to see

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Conrad Felixmüller was a German Expressionist painter and printmaker. Born in Dresden as Conrad Felix Müller, he chose Felixmüller as his nom d'artiste.

Excerpt from Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Born 1897, DresdenDied 1977, ZehlendorfOccupation Painter, Printmaker, IllustratorWikidata Q693095 ↗ULAN 500017719 ↗Museum works 6

Expressionism

Also known as Conrad Felix Muller, Conrad Felixmuller, Conrad Felixmüller, (Felix Müller), Felix Conrad Müller, Felix Muller, Felixmuller, Konrad Felixmüller

Works in museum collections

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Conrad Felixmüller, Der Dichter Walter Rheiner (The Poet Walter Rheiner), from the portfolio Felixmüller—Woodcuts (Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.
Der Dichter Walter Rheiner (The Poet Walter Rheiner), from the portfolio Felixmüller—Woodcuts (Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.1918
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Conrad Felixmüller, Lazarett (Military Hospital), from the portfolio "Felixmüller--Holzschnitte."
Lazarett (Military Hospital), from the portfolio "Felixmüller--Holzschnitte."1918
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Conrad Felixmüller, Portfolio cover for "Felixmüller--Holzschnitte." (The same self-portrait of the artist found on the title page is featured on the cover.)
Portfolio cover for "Felixmüller--Holzschnitte." (The same self-portrait of the artist found on the title page is featured on the cover.)1918
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Conrad Felixmüller, --and to Sing Songs to the Lute (--und singen Lautenlieder) From the portfolio Felixmüller—Woodcuts (Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.)
--and to Sing Songs to the Lute (--und singen Lautenlieder) From the portfolio Felixmüller—Woodcuts (Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.)1918
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Conrad Felixmüller, Title page from the portfolio ‘Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.’
Title page from the portfolio ‘Felixmüller—Holzschnitte.’1918
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Conrad Felixmüller, Auf! Auf! Auf! Mensch hilf Dir Selbst (Get Up! Get Up! Get Up! Man help Yourself), from the portfolio ‘Felixmüller--Holzschnitte.’
Auf! Auf! Auf! Mensch hilf Dir Selbst (Get Up! Get Up! Get Up! Man help Yourself), from the portfolio ‘Felixmüller--Holzschnitte.’1918
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