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  • Frischschnee

    • Other Title(s)

  • Fresh Snow

  • Laboschin, Siegfried, 1868-1929

  • Physical Description

    1 etching : ink on paper ; 11" x 13" ; 28 cm x 33 cm

  • Date

    early 20th century

  • Notes

    Signed and titled by artist in pencil on lower portion of image. Label on the back of the backing board: "Wiedemann Das Haus der schoenen Bilder Chemnitz, Friedrichstr. 17" Label on back of original frame: "Arte y Material. G.a... Ayuntamineto 164 Tel. 13-21-61 Mexico, D.F."

  • Summary

    Etching shows a snowy landscape scene of a high-peaked wooden building (possibly a farm house) , surrounded by bare trees. There are piles of hay in front of the building. A small boat and possibly a stream snake around the building.

  • Medium

    Etchings; Prints

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Biographical Information

Siegfried Laboschin was born in Gnesen (Now Gniezno, Poland) in 1868. He studied at the Berlin Art Academy from 1887-1889 under Anton von Werner, and then at the Munich Art Academy under Fritz Fehr and Hugo von Habermann from 1889-1891. He spent his career in Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland), where he painted and made prints, typically of genres scenes, landscapes and still lifes. He was also in charge of the art section of the Breslauer Newspaper.

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Citation

Laboschin, Siegfried, 1868-1929: Frischschnee, Leo Baeck Institute Art and Objects Collection, 2018.20.

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