Expressive Still Life Vegetable Kitchen Organic Vera Stoss Hamburg 66.5 X 56 Cm
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Expressive Still Life Vegetable Kitchen Organic Vera Stoss Hamburg 66.5 X 56 Cm

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Expressive Still Life Vegetable Kitchen Organic Vera Stoss Hamburg 66.5 X 56 Cm

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Still lifes expressive vegetables kitchen organic vera Stoss hamburg 66.5 x 56 cm

"Kitchen quiet life with vegetables"

- painted approx. Mid 20's. century
- Hessert stamp on the back of the sheet
- newly framed behind glass
- can be hung up immediately

Stoss Vera (Verena):
- born On March 15, 1899 Dresden,
- painter, graphic artist, sculptor

Vera Stoss attended the Gerda Koppel painting school at Glockengiesserwall in Hamburg and was a student of Friedrich Schaper, Will Spanier, Eugen Moock, Hans Jebsen and Rolf Böhlig. 
In 1969 she undertook a study trip to Tunisia, whose art. Results in an exhibition. presented. 
Last acquaintance ADR. In Hbg.: Foßredder 51

Working: portraits, still lifes with symbolic image titles in watercolor and gouache technology, collages and batik images. 
Furthermore, material compositions made of copper, glass, wood, email, mirrors and mussels that are mandatory decorative or genre figurative. In addition, glass mosaics, drawings, linocuts. - E. S: "A fulfilled life".
Exhibitions: 1971 in Paris, Los Angeles, studio exhibition in 1969 Hamburg. 
Theater gal. In the Volksheim Marschnerstrasse. Also in Hamburg. 
Participation in exhibition. The BBK and Gedok ..
Died in Hamburg in 1985.
Literature: Heydorn artists in Hamburg and the “Neue Rump”
My own words about the artistic work: 
"I am of the opinion that I have to present pleasing paintings to my fellow human beings. Our past and hectic time includes so much uncertainty and depressed that art has the task of showing that there are still things that make life still worth living. My collages and batik paintings are intended to stimulate imagination and spirit, and all my other works focus on the positive side of our existence." 
Excerpt from "Artists in Hamburg", Christian Verlag 

Painting technology: watercolor on paper 
- framed behind mirror -free glass
- Back wall made of plywood
- Frame is new
- nice condition
- can be hung immediately
- see photos  

Dimensions view in the passe -partout: 38 x 27 cm
Dimensions with frame: 66.5 x 56 cm

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Vera Stoss attended the Gerda Koppel painting school at Glockengiesserwall in Hamburg and was a student of Friedrich Schaper, Will Spanier, Eugen Moock, Hans Jebsen and Rolf Böhlig.  Furthermore, material compositions made of copper, glass, wood, email, mirrors and mussels that are mandatory decorative or genre figurative. In addition, glass mosaics, drawings, linocuts. - E. S: "A fulfilled life". "I am of the opinion that I have to present pleasing paintings to my fellow human beings. Our past and hectic time includes so much uncertainty and depressed that art has the task of showing that there are still things that make life still worth living. My collages and batik paintings are intended to stimulate imagination and spirit, and all my other works focus on the positive side of our existe
Country Germany
Width (cm) 56
Production Technique Watercolour
Product Type Painting
Framing Framed
Listed By Art Dealer
Artist Vera Bump
Signed Yes
Material Paper
Motif Still Life
Style Still Life
Subject Still Life, Plant, Botany
Original/Licensed Reproduction Original
Originality Unicum Handmade Original
Width 56 cm
Number Type Individual Work
Height (cm) 66,5
Period 1950-1969
Manufacturing Method Watercolour
Sales Unit Individual Work
Size Klein (bis 50cm)
Art Style Expressionism
Handmade Yes
Brand Unbranded

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