Armin Horovitz (1880-1965), Kazimierz Pochwalski New Year wishes 1914
Copperplate engraving on paper underlined in ink and sepia, 22 x 16 cm (frame), 21 x 15 cm
Signed on Wednesday: "Armin Horovix" above inscription "Happy New Year 1914 wished by respected Prof. K. Pochwalski".
On the back name and surname of the artist of the print.
Condition: Good (Gentle discoloration on paper).
This is an exceptional print, created by two outstanding artists. Kazimierz Pochwalski (1855-1940) - prominent Polish portraitist, professor at the School of Fine Arts in Cracow, representative of academic realism. He was a teacher of Olga Boznanska, one of the most prominent painters of Young Poland. His work is characterized by elegance, psychological depth and masterful handling of light. Pochwalski's works are in the most important museums in Poland and Europe. Armin Horovitz (1880-1965) - graphic artist, painter and illustrator of Jewish origin, associated with Cracow and Vienna. He specialized in copperplate, etching and drawing, creating works of high precision and subtle Art Nouveau style.
