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Non-Objective Drawing, Graphite on Paper, Abstract, 1938, Framed
Non-Objective Drawing, Graphite on Paper, Abstract, 1938, Framed

Non-Objective Drawing, Graphite on Paper, Abstract, 1938, Framed

By Rudolf Bauer

Located in Fairlawn, OH

According to the Rebay documentarian Sigrid Faltin, it is likely that his sister, a Nazi zealot who had disowned him, turned him in to the authorities for his art. Bauer was suddenly...

Category

1930s Abstract Abstract Drawings and Watercolors

Materials

Graphite

"From Grief I Cannot Measure" - Collage Compostion
"From Grief I Cannot Measure" - Collage Compostion

"From Grief I Cannot Measure" - Collage Compostion

Located in Soquel, CA

While maintaining a career as an artist, Moody also worked as the Art Program Director for Pelican Bay State Prison, bringing art instruction to incarcerated individuals.

Category

1990s Contemporary Abstract Drawings and Watercolors

Materials

Paper, Magazine Paper, Pencil

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