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BERTA HUMMEL - CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ 1927 - 1931

BERTA HUMMEL - CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ 1927 - 1931

BERTA HUMMEL (1909-1946)

Berta Hummel's charming porcelain figures have been enormously coveted collector's items since the 1930s. But few people know much about the artist, commonly known as M.I. Hummel, and even fewer are aware of her earlier works, which include the surprisingly unsentimental caricatures, sensitive portraits and idyllic landscapes produced during her years as an art student in Munich.

The accomplishments of the "other" Hummel are the focus of this colourful collection of more than 400 illustrations from the archives of the Berta Hummel Museum in Massing, Germany. An introductory essay by art historian Genovena Nitz and brief biography examine Hummel's entire body of work while a rare interview with Berta's sister, Centa, provides insight into the popular artist's work.

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Emne	Nutidskunst/Oeuvre-katalog
Kunstner	HUMMEL, Berta
Forfatter	Diverse
Sprog	Engelsk/tysk
Illustrationer	447 ill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	30 x 24 cm / 160 sider
Udgivelsesår	2002
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Prestel
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ISBN	3791328247
Lev.	3-5 dage

BERTA HUMMEL (1909-1946)

Berta Hummel's charming porcelain figures have been enormously coveted collector's items since the 1930s. But few people know much about the artist, commonly known as M.I. Hummel, and even fewer are aware of her earlier works, which include the surprisingly unsentimental caricatures, sensitive portraits and idyllic landscapes produced during her years as an art student in Munich.

The accomplishments of the "other" Hummel are the focus of this colourful collection of more than 400 illustrations from the archives of the Berta Hummel Museum in Massing, Germany. An introductory essay by art historian Genovena Nitz and brief biography examine Hummel's entire body of work while a rare interview with Berta's sister, Centa, provides insight into the popular artist's work.