Lincke, Erna (Dresden 1899 - 1986 Dresden)

Color - glass print "Katzen am Fenster" on Japan, signed lower left "LINCKE", inscribed, titled and signed in pencil below the image "Handdruck-Glasabzug (5. Version) Katzen am Fenster Erna Lincke, Dresden", image 45 x 49.5 cm, detail 47.5 x 50.5 cm, 1933, visibly very good condition, clean modern framed and glazed (Plexiglas) (71 x 75 cm) 5404 The color print exactly repeats the motif of a painting created in 1933 as a glass print, in this rare technique the motif is applied mirror-inverted to a glass plate and then printed in a moist state, In this rare technique, the motif is applied mirror-inverted to a glass plate and then printed in a moist state, which naturally results in sometimes significant differences between the individual versions with each application of color and print, which places the works created using this technique between the painting and the reproduced print.The painting "Cats at the Window" was also shown and her work was characterized as follows: "As a freelance artist, she developed an independent stylistic position from 1927 onwards, based on the principles of collage and cubism. She created a synthesis of realistic depiction of objects on the one hand and abstraction with an intrinsic value of color and form on the other. Figures and objects are modeled from sharply contrasting areas of light and shadow in different colors", see: https://albertinum.skd.museum/ausstellungen/focus-albertinum-erna-lincke/