Hedi Schick "London sctreet scene", watercolor, 1939, THE NEW OBJECTIVITY

Description: Normal 0 21 false false false DE-AT X-NONE X-NONE PLEASE READ SHIPPING DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY BEFORE BUYING! To learn more about us please click on our profile Hedi (Hedwig) Schick (1906 Vienna - 1999 London) was in her younger years strongly influenced by Oskar Kokoschka and Otto Dix. She studied at the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule (School of Applied Arts), from which she graduated in the early 1930s (her name could be found among those of professional applied artists in the address book of Vienna Artists issued in 1934 - see our last image). As a Jewish woman, Hedi Schick escaped Nazi persecution in Austria, came to Britain in the late 1930s and began working, producing theatre backdrops and scene painting. She received British Citizenship in 1947. She met Clement and Wilfred Hall who ran a gallery in Islington (London) and began working for them as a picture restorer. Later on, she exhibited with the Islington Art Circle during the 1950s and 1960s. Much of this work was based on her family's experiences in the Holocaust. She worked as an illustrator, illustrated the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen, as well as the books such as "Bush and Billabong" and "Australian Tales of Long Ago" by Peter Paxton (1945), etc. She also made further advertising work for theatre and projects of textile. (*this information was borrowed from David Buckman's "Artists in Britain since 1945", Volume 2, page 412). Provenance: artist's estate Condition: good Creation Year: 1939 Measurements: UNFRAMED: 39.7cm x 35.9cm / 15.6in x 14.1in Object Type: Unframed watercolor Style: The New Objectivity Technique: indian ink, pen, watercolor on paper Inscription: signed and dated: H.Schick /1939 Creator: Hedi Schick Creator Dates: 1906 Vienna-1999 London Nationality: Austrian / British / English Themes: FEMALE ARTIST AUSTRIAN ENGLISH BRITISH JEWISH NEUE SACHLICHKEIT EXPRESSIONISM AUTO CAR CHILDREN LITTLE GIRL MOTHER CITYSCAPE SHIPPING OPTIONS: We ship priority registered regular Austrian mail within 48 hours after your purchase. Usually, shipping with regular Austrian mail takes 10-14 days (USA / Worldwide), 3-7days (Europe) and 1-2 days (Austria). Not depending on us (due to local customs, local post, etc) delivery may take longer. ***OBS: Austrian mail refunds cases of loss or damage with maximum EUR 500. The shipping cost here is for an external full insurance of the item! PROFESSIONALLY PACKED (by Mail Boxes Etc.) and fully insured (INCLUDES INSURANCE OF FRAME) expedited service is available upon request and subject to EXTRA CHARGES. Please contact us for customized quotes before buying. When contacting the seller please refer to item #38893 irsep1517

Price: 697.5 USD

Location: Wien

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