REUSS*, EHRLICH-BAUER*, LUX, PHILIPPI*, POTUZNIK*, PREGARTBAUER*, RESS, SUPPANTSCHITSCH*

REUSS*, EHRLICH-BAUER*, LUX, PHILIPPI*, POTUZNIK*, PREGARTBAUER*, RESS, SUPPANTSCHITSCH*
ALBERT REUSS*, BETTINA EHRLICH-BAUER*, RICHARD LUX, ROBERT PHILIPPI*, HERIBERT POTUZNIK*, LOIS PREGARTBAUER*, PAUL RESS, MAX SUPPANTSCHITSCH*
Bundle of 11 works, Hagenbund 5

205-1 | Albert Reuss* (Vienna 1889 - 1975 Mousehole, Cornwall)
Abstracted Rocks
charcoal and chalk/paper, 50,5 x 75,5 cm
monogrammed AR

205-2 | Bettina Ehrlich-Bauer* (Vienna 1903 - 1985 London)
Lying nude, 1935
indian ink and chalk/paper, 37,5 x 57 cm
signed Bettina, dated Wien 1935

205-3 | Richard Lux (Vienna 1877 - 1939 Vienna)
Chapel
etching/paper, 8,2 x 6 cm
verso signature stamp Lux Richard and numbered 24

205-4 | Richard Lux (Vienna 1877 - 1939 Vienna)
Clouded sky above the lake
etching/paper, 9,2 x 13,5 cm
verso signature stamp Lux Richard and numbered 23

205-5 | Robert Philippi* (Graz 1877 - 1959 Vienna)
St. Sebastian
woodcut/paper, 46 x 33 cm
monogrammed in the print RPH

205-6 | Robert Philippi* (Graz 1877 - 1959 Vienna)
Folkloristic model, ca 1910
charcoal, colored pen and tempera/paper, 40 x 29,7 cm
verso estate stamp RPH, sketch for a costume

205-7 | Heribert Potuznik* (Vienna 1910 - 1984 Mistelbach)
Heribert Potuznik
View of a village, 1970
etching/paper
signed H. Potuznik, dated 13.3.70

205-8 | Lois Pregartbauer* (Misselsdorf 1899 - 1971 Vienna)
Venice, around 1960
etching/paper, 30 x 39,5 cm
verso signature stamp Lois Pregartbauer

205-9 | Paul Ress (Prague 1878 - 1952 Moedling)
Dr. Kuktusch, 1935
charcoal and chalk/paper, 38,1 x 31,9 cm
signed Ress, dated 35

205-10 | Paul Ress (Prague 1878 - 1952 Moedling)
Waterbirds
pencil and colored pencil/paper, 29,9 x 23,5 cm
signed Ress, dated 12.Oktober 1901

205-11 | Max Suppantschitsch* (Vienna 1865 - 1953 Krems)
Country children
etching/paper, 12,2 x 7,9 cm
verso estate stamp Max Suppantschitsch

ESTIMATE °€ 800 - 1600
STARTING PRICE °€ 800

In 1900 the Hagen Artists' Association was founded as a reaction to the conservatism of the artists' house. By the 1920s at the latest, it had established itself as "today's most radical group" within Viennese artists' associations. In the 1910s, the Hagenbund achieved significant status as a platform for young, contemporary art through presentations at the Kunstschau Wien. In the 1920s in particular, the Hagenbund experienced its heyday and took the step towards radical modernity. The special exhibition Painting and Sculpture in 1911 with works by Oskar Kokoschka, Anton Faistauer, Anton Kolig and Albert Paris Guetersloh and numerous works by Egon Schieles received particular attention. Although there was no unified style or artistic manifesto, manifestations of New Objectivity and post-expressionist tendencies with cubist elements are characteristic. The Hagenbund had an extremely eventful history during its almost four decades of existence, from the monarchy to the Nazi takeover of power in September 1938, which led to the dissolution of the artists' association. The latter prompted this due to overly modern and liberal artistic views, the high number of artists* with Jewish roots and a left wing among the members. Many members like Georg and Bettina Ehrlich-Bauer, Josef Floch, Carry Hauser, Lilly Steiner, Otto Rudolf Schatz or Felix Albrecht Harta had to emigrate or were murdered in a concentration camp, like Robert Kohl or Fritz Schwarz-Waldegg. Other Hagenbund members were Franz Lerch, Georg Ehrlich, Robert Philippi, Oskar Laske, Richard Lux, Karl Josef Gunsam, Heribert Potuznik, Georg Mayer-Marton, Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel, Paul Ress Max Suppantschitsch, Rudolf Pointner and Ferdinand Stransk.

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