Gerd Arntz

German · 1900–1988 · Painter, Printmaker

Gerd Arntz was a German Modernist artist renowned for his black and white woodcuts. A core member of the Cologne Progressives, he was also a council communist. The Cologne… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Gerd Arntz, Strandbad, 1925, Colored wooden blockStrandbadKetterer Kunst · €77,400≈ $90,132≈ £67,545Sign up to see
  2. Gerd Arntz, Häuser der Zeit, 1927, Folge von 12 Holzschnitten, jeweils auf Japan, in den originalen PassepartoutsHäuser der ZeitGrisebach · €62,500≈ $76,088≈ £53,932Sign up to see
  3. Gerd Arntz, "Feierabend", 1931/1979, Bemalter Druckstock auf Sperrholzplatte montiert"Feierabend"Van Ham · €56,760≈ $60,676≈ £48,996Sign up to see

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  1. Gerd Arntz, Oben und Unten. Bilder aus der Arbeitswelt 1924-1935, 1985, 30 Holzschnitte auf leichtem Karton. Mit 3 Textblättern und einem Porträtfoto in der originalen Mappe
    Oben und Unten. Bilder aus der Arbeitswelt 1924-1935, 1985
    Print (other) · Board
    48 x 32cm
    Van Ham · · Lot 33
    €2,376≈ $2,470≈ £1,989Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €800–View at Van Ham ↗
  2. Gerd Arntz, Kolyma, 1952, Linolschnitt auf Bütten
    Kolyma, 1952
    Print (other) · Paper · ed. 54/100
    18 x 40cm
    Van Ham · · Lot 72
    €211≈ $231≈ £183Price realizedSign up free to seeView at Van Ham ↗

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