Lot description
Hermann Kohlmann (1907–1982), three prints by the German painter, sculptor, and printmaker. He studied at the Dresden Academy under Richard Müller and Max Feldbauer, received the Hugo Göpfert Prize in 1934—which included a subsequent stay in Italy—and became known to a wider public in 1937 thanks to an exhibition at the Emil Richter Art Salon in Dresden. Reclining Lion and the orangutans Suma and Buschi at the Dresden Zoo, each a hand-signed etching; additionally, a woodcut titled “Elbe Flood near Dresden,” hand-signed, each mounted behind glass and framed with a mat, up to 30 x 38 cm