LOVIS CORINTH-German Realist-Hand Signed LIM.ED Etching-Woman
Lying in BedUSD $599.00
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Dealsrus is well known for offering quality artwork at reasonable prices. Our reputation is stellar and we stand behind everything we sell. Sales on Pricetronic can be made through Pricetronic's payment system. Privately, we accept credit card payments Visa and Mastercard through our own merchant account. We also accept payments through Authorize net. Please read the terms of sale before bidding on our items. Good Luck, and as always please ask all questions before bidding. On Pricetronic our name is dealsrus. Our company name is EastCoastArt. Lovis Corinth (1858-1925) 20th Century German Realist best known for p ortraits, figures, landscapes, historical subjects, genres, and printmaking. Hand signed limited edition etching on paper Image: 7.5"x 9.5", Frame: 15.25"x 16.75" Hand signed lower right--see photos
Looks good, in original "as found" untouched condition, age tone/matte shadow, not examined out of the frame, frame has minor wear, glass should be removed before shipping--please look at photos carefully. Great looking etching by Lovis Corinth depicting a young woman lying in bed . This is a fine example of Corinth's work in good condition for its age and with a fantastic subject. My price of $599 is extremely reasonable and far below what one would be expected to pay for it in a gallery or at auction. Please check out the other artwork in our store on Pricetronic. We regularly feature newly acquired artwork, from antique and vintage to contemporary and modern. Select the "See other items" tab on our page. Like us on Facebook @eastcoastartgallery Biography: Lovis Corinth , a German artist working at the turn of the century, is best known for his exploration of the printmaking spectrum, from drypoint to lithography. After suffering a stroke, he struggled to paint again, and took to painting landscapes of the Bavarian Alps. Lovis Corinth
was born an entire generation earlier than many artists who are now considered his contemporaries. He is often labeled as a German Impressionist but he never considered himself one. He also did not see himself as an Expressionist. He was especially influenced by Rembrandt and Rubens.
Corinth showed an early talent for drawing and attended the Munich Academy in 1880 which rivaled Paris as the avant-garde art center in Europe at the time. There he was influenced by Courbet and the Barbizon school as they were interpreted by Munich artists, Wilhelm Leibl and Otto Trubner. He then traveled to Paris where he studied under William-Adolphe Bouguereau at the Academie Julian. In 1891, Corinth returned to Munich but in 1892, he abandoned the Munich Academy and joined the very first Secession. In 1894, he joined the Free Association and in 1899, he exhibited in an exhibition organized by the Berlin Secession. These nine Munich years were not his most productive. Corinth was perhaps better known for his ability to drink large amounts of red wine and champagne.
In 1900, he moved to Berlin where he had a one-man exhibition at the famous gallery owned by Paul Cassirer. In 1902 at the age of 43, he opened a School of Painting for Women and married his first student, Charlotte Berend, who was some 20 years younger than him. Charlotte was his youthful muse, spiritual partner and mother of his two children. She had a profound influence on him and family life became a major theme in his art during this time.
In 1911, he suffered a stroke and was partially paralyzed on his left side. With the help of his wife, a year later he was back to work with his right hand. It was during this time that landscapes became a significant part of his oeuvre. From 1915-1925, he was elected President of the Berlin Secession. In 1925, he traveled to Holland to look at his favorite Dutch masters. While Corinth was in Holland, he caught pneumonia and died in Zanvoort.
Corinth explored many print techniques. Drypoint and lithography were his favorites. He created his first Corinth etching in 1891 and his first Corinth lithograph in 1894. In 1919, he experimented with the woodcut medium but only made 11. Like
, Corinth was quite prolific and in the last fifteen years of his life. He produced more than 900 graphic works including 60 self-portraits. The landscapes he created between 1919-1925 are perhaps the most desirable images of his entire graphic oeuvre.
When Hitler rose to power in 1933, Corinth's early works were left undisturbed but those works executed after his stroke were considered "Degenerate." 100% Guaranteed to be as described. Ask all questions beforehand. Please contact us before purchasing if you have any questions. All Sales are Final. Shipping charges posted on Pricetronic are unrealistic. A final invoice will be emailed to you from us.
TERMS OF SALE: All sales are final. There are no exchanges or returns. Once payment has been cleared, merchandise will ship within 4-10 days. We try to ship in a timely fashion but sometimes we are away and it is impossible to ship immediately. We ask for your patience and assure you we are acting as quickly as we can. All payments are due at the time of purchase. Payments can be made credit cards Visa and Mastercard (no ultra-high rewards cards allowed) through our own merchant account. Paypal not accepted All lots are sold “as is” All lots are accompanied by a name and/or description and lot number for reference Unless the prospective buyer has a resale tax certificate, all Pennsylvania residents are required to pay 6% sales tax, which will be included in the final amount, to the State of Pennsylvania Shipping, handling and insurance determined after sale according to final destination. An approximation can be provided beforehand if requested. An email will be sent to your registered Pricetronic email with actual S/H/I charges after the end of the auction. The shipping charges displayed on Pricetronic are meant to be an approximation and do not reflect true costs. Shipping and insurance charges are determined by the location of the buyer and the final selling price. In addition, handling charges are as follows: $10 for a small package, $15.00 for a medium package and $20 for a large package. Please look for an email after the end of the auction for final charges. Please read more about our shipping charges displayed on the Pricetronic. Thank you for your cooperation in the matter. Should you have any questions we can be reached through Pricetronic. If the buyer prefers, the item can be dropped off at a shipping center for packaging and shipment with insurance. We charge $10 for this service. Terms of Guarantee: EastCoastArt (AKA “dealsrus”) warrants the authenticity and authorship of our merchandise. All lots are guaranteed to be as described. Prospective buyers are responsible for asking any and all questions about the merchandise, and to view all photos carefully, before purchasing. Live preview of any merchandise is available before purchase simply by asking. We at EastCoastArt are diligent in trying to convey all aspects of our merchandise, but it is ultimately the responsibility of the prospective buyer to satisfy themselves as to conditions and authorship of merchandise. All merchandise is sold “As Is”. EastCoastArt warrants the authorship for a period of 15 days from the date of shipment only to the original purchaser of record. If it is determined to EastCoastArt’s satisfaction that the description was incorrect, the sale will be rescinded and the purchase price will be refunded providing the merchandise is returned in same condition and in the same packaging that it was at the time of the sale, at the expense of the buyer. Should a dispute arise over the authenticity, it is our policy to have the purchaser obtain at their expense, an opinion (or two, in some cases and at our discretion) of recognized experts in the field, mutually acceptable by both EastCoastArt and the purchaser. We try to depict the merchandise and artwork as accurately as possible with photographs. We do not overly enhance the photos. However, every computer and monitor is different, and how we see the merchandise might differ from what you see. Please bear this in mind when viewing. We can not accept returns based on color variation, shading, toning, etc. Please contact us to arrange an in-person preview before purchasing if there is any doubt as to what you are seeing. Contact before purchasing for any questions you have. All sales are final. By placing a bid on our items on Pricetronic you accept our terms of sale. Unless otherwise specified, frames are considered a throw-in and are not guaranteed in any fashion. Sizes listed in the descriptions are a very close approximation, ie., if the painting is 12.2” x 14.2” we would describe such as a 12” x 14”. If glass is oversized it will be removed before shipment.
Looks good, in original "as found" untouched condition, age tone/matte shadow, not examined out of the frame, frame has minor wear, glass should be removed before shipping--please look at photos carefully. Great looking etching by Lovis Corinth depicting a young woman lying in bed . This is a fine example of Corinth's work in good condition for its age and with a fantastic subject. My price of $599 is extremely reasonable and far below what one would be expected to pay for it in a gallery or at auction. Please check out the other artwork in our store on Pricetronic. We regularly feature newly acquired artwork, from antique and vintage to contemporary and modern. Select the "See other items" tab on our page. Like us on Facebook @eastcoastartgallery Biography: Lovis Corinth , a German artist working at the turn of the century, is best known for his exploration of the printmaking spectrum, from drypoint to lithography. After suffering a stroke, he struggled to paint again, and took to painting landscapes of the Bavarian Alps. Lovis Corinth
was born an entire generation earlier than many artists who are now considered his contemporaries. He is often labeled as a German Impressionist but he never considered himself one. He also did not see himself as an Expressionist. He was especially influenced by Rembrandt and Rubens.
Corinth showed an early talent for drawing and attended the Munich Academy in 1880 which rivaled Paris as the avant-garde art center in Europe at the time. There he was influenced by Courbet and the Barbizon school as they were interpreted by Munich artists, Wilhelm Leibl and Otto Trubner. He then traveled to Paris where he studied under William-Adolphe Bouguereau at the Academie Julian. In 1891, Corinth returned to Munich but in 1892, he abandoned the Munich Academy and joined the very first Secession. In 1894, he joined the Free Association and in 1899, he exhibited in an exhibition organized by the Berlin Secession. These nine Munich years were not his most productive. Corinth was perhaps better known for his ability to drink large amounts of red wine and champagne.
In 1900, he moved to Berlin where he had a one-man exhibition at the famous gallery owned by Paul Cassirer. In 1902 at the age of 43, he opened a School of Painting for Women and married his first student, Charlotte Berend, who was some 20 years younger than him. Charlotte was his youthful muse, spiritual partner and mother of his two children. She had a profound influence on him and family life became a major theme in his art during this time.
In 1911, he suffered a stroke and was partially paralyzed on his left side. With the help of his wife, a year later he was back to work with his right hand. It was during this time that landscapes became a significant part of his oeuvre. From 1915-1925, he was elected President of the Berlin Secession. In 1925, he traveled to Holland to look at his favorite Dutch masters. While Corinth was in Holland, he caught pneumonia and died in Zanvoort.
Corinth explored many print techniques. Drypoint and lithography were his favorites. He created his first Corinth etching in 1891 and his first Corinth lithograph in 1894. In 1919, he experimented with the woodcut medium but only made 11. Like
, Corinth was quite prolific and in the last fifteen years of his life. He produced more than 900 graphic works including 60 self-portraits. The landscapes he created between 1919-1925 are perhaps the most desirable images of his entire graphic oeuvre.
When Hitler rose to power in 1933, Corinth's early works were left undisturbed but those works executed after his stroke were considered "Degenerate." 100% Guaranteed to be as described. Ask all questions beforehand. Please contact us before purchasing if you have any questions. All Sales are Final. Shipping charges posted on Pricetronic are unrealistic. A final invoice will be emailed to you from us.
TERMS OF SALE: All sales are final. There are no exchanges or returns. Once payment has been cleared, merchandise will ship within 4-10 days. We try to ship in a timely fashion but sometimes we are away and it is impossible to ship immediately. We ask for your patience and assure you we are acting as quickly as we can. All payments are due at the time of purchase. Payments can be made credit cards Visa and Mastercard (no ultra-high rewards cards allowed) through our own merchant account. Paypal not accepted All lots are sold “as is” All lots are accompanied by a name and/or description and lot number for reference Unless the prospective buyer has a resale tax certificate, all Pennsylvania residents are required to pay 6% sales tax, which will be included in the final amount, to the State of Pennsylvania Shipping, handling and insurance determined after sale according to final destination. An approximation can be provided beforehand if requested. An email will be sent to your registered Pricetronic email with actual S/H/I charges after the end of the auction. The shipping charges displayed on Pricetronic are meant to be an approximation and do not reflect true costs. Shipping and insurance charges are determined by the location of the buyer and the final selling price. In addition, handling charges are as follows: $10 for a small package, $15.00 for a medium package and $20 for a large package. Please look for an email after the end of the auction for final charges. Please read more about our shipping charges displayed on the Pricetronic. Thank you for your cooperation in the matter. Should you have any questions we can be reached through Pricetronic. If the buyer prefers, the item can be dropped off at a shipping center for packaging and shipment with insurance. We charge $10 for this service. Terms of Guarantee: EastCoastArt (AKA “dealsrus”) warrants the authenticity and authorship of our merchandise. All lots are guaranteed to be as described. Prospective buyers are responsible for asking any and all questions about the merchandise, and to view all photos carefully, before purchasing. Live preview of any merchandise is available before purchase simply by asking. We at EastCoastArt are diligent in trying to convey all aspects of our merchandise, but it is ultimately the responsibility of the prospective buyer to satisfy themselves as to conditions and authorship of merchandise. All merchandise is sold “As Is”. EastCoastArt warrants the authorship for a period of 15 days from the date of shipment only to the original purchaser of record. If it is determined to EastCoastArt’s satisfaction that the description was incorrect, the sale will be rescinded and the purchase price will be refunded providing the merchandise is returned in same condition and in the same packaging that it was at the time of the sale, at the expense of the buyer. Should a dispute arise over the authenticity, it is our policy to have the purchaser obtain at their expense, an opinion (or two, in some cases and at our discretion) of recognized experts in the field, mutually acceptable by both EastCoastArt and the purchaser. We try to depict the merchandise and artwork as accurately as possible with photographs. We do not overly enhance the photos. However, every computer and monitor is different, and how we see the merchandise might differ from what you see. Please bear this in mind when viewing. We can not accept returns based on color variation, shading, toning, etc. Please contact us to arrange an in-person preview before purchasing if there is any doubt as to what you are seeing. Contact before purchasing for any questions you have. All sales are final. By placing a bid on our items on Pricetronic you accept our terms of sale. Unless otherwise specified, frames are considered a throw-in and are not guaranteed in any fashion. Sizes listed in the descriptions are a very close approximation, ie., if the painting is 12.2” x 14.2” we would describe such as a 12” x 14”. If glass is oversized it will be removed before shipment.
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