Peacock Woodcut Print
$574.95
By Hans Frank 1884-1948, Circa 1910
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This peacock woodcut for sale was created by painting and printmaker Hans Frank, dated to the early 20th century, circa 1910. Signed Hans Frank in the lower right margin corner, this color woodcut on “oriental paper”, depicts a large white bird perched on a landscape hedge. This Austrian artist and brother of artist Leo Frank was known for his Art Nouveau, and Japanese woodblock print influenced woodcuts artwork.
His prolific subject of colorful birds, as in this example, presents serene images befitting a range of 19th century and early 20th-century interior tastes, from Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts, or Art Deco interior decor. This woodcut is a rare work of art for sale and a brilliant addition for anyone collecting the works of Hans Frank or other Austrian artists during the turn of the century that crafted works of art with a Japanese influence. This is also a brilliant purchase for anyone that collects rare bird prints or is looking for Peacock artwork.
His prolific subject of colorful birds, as in this example, presents serene images befitting a range of 19th century and early 20th-century interior tastes, from Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts, or Art Deco interior decor. This woodcut is a rare work of art for sale and a brilliant addition for anyone collecting the works of Hans Frank or other Austrian artists during the turn of the century that crafted works of art with a Japanese influence. This is also a brilliant purchase for anyone that collects rare bird prints or is looking for Peacock artwork.
Dimensions
The woodblock print measures 9 inches in height and measures 8 inches in width. The image measures 7.25 inches by 6.25 inches wide.
Condition
The woodblock displays trimmed edges, color fading, toning to the paper, and light creasing.
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