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Fritzi (Frieda) Loew was a very well-known Austrian female graphic artist and illustrator of the 1st half of the 20th century. She was a pupil of the famous Art Nouveau designer Josef Hoffmann at the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts. Between 1916 and 1920 she worked at the "Wiener Werkstaette"- Vienna Workshops.
An early Gothic column on top of the Wienerberg in the 10th
District of Vienna celebrates the Legend of the Spinner. During one of
the crusades, a knight named Hintberg bid his fair bride a fond farewell
on this spot before joining thousands of his fellow crusaders on their
march to liberate Jerusalem. Following the departure of her knight, the
young bride returned to the spot of their farewell and daily spun her
wool from first light to last, waiting for her husband's return. The
weeks, months, and years passed, as did her youth, but still the Spinner
persevered in her faith that her long-absent mate would one day
return...
Condition: In good overall condition; unframed.
Creation Year: 1952
Measurements: UNFRAMED: 27.5 cm x 38.0 cm / 10.8" x 15.0" inches
Object Type: Unframed drawing
Style: The New Objectivity
Technique: ink, pencil and white gouache on paper
Inscription: signed with monogram, dated 1952
Creator: Fritzi (Frieda) Loew
Creator Dates: 1892-1975
Nationality: Austrian
Themes:
AUSTRIAN
SYMBOLISM
FEMALE ARTIST
NIGHT
CAT
NEUE SACHICHKEIT
NEW OBJECTIVITY
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