Josef Eberz
Josef Eberz born in 1880 was a German painter, graphic artist, illustrator and designer of mosaics and glass windows with a strong focus on religious topics and was one of Germany's great inter-war Expressionists. He was strongly influenced by Cubism and emergent Art Deco design. His prints have a connection to a group of illustrations that Eberz did for Die Pole des Eros, an important and early series of gay stories written by Curt Moreck (pseudonym of Konrad Haemmerling), in 1918. Works by Eberz are represented in many private and public collections, the most comprehensive holdings are in the art collections of the city of Limburg an der Lahn.
Early 20th Century German Josef Eberz
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1910s German Vintage Josef Eberz
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Early 20th Century German Art Deco Josef Eberz
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Early 20th Century German Expressionist Josef Eberz
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Early 2000s American Modern Josef Eberz
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Early 2000s American Modern Josef Eberz
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21st Century and Contemporary American Modern Josef Eberz
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Early 2000s American Modern Josef Eberz
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1880s English Romantic Antique Josef Eberz
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Early 20th Century French Art Deco Josef Eberz
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Early 20th Century American Josef Eberz
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Mid-20th Century German Mid-Century Modern Josef Eberz
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Early 20th Century French Josef Eberz
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1880s English Romantic Antique Josef Eberz
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19th Century Japanese Antique Josef Eberz
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1880s English Romantic Antique Josef Eberz
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