JOHN HÖXTER. Attributed to. "Starving Man". Charcoal drawing on firm paper. Dating 1930s.

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JOHN HÖXTER. Attributed to. "Starving Man". Charcoal drawing on firm paper. Dating 1930s.
2244302. JOHN HÖXTER. Attributed to. "Starving Man". Charcoal drawing on firm paper. Dating 1930s.

Description

John Höxter (born January 2, 1884 in Hanover, died November 15, 1938 in Potsdam) was a German painter and writer of Expressionism and Dadaism. Unsigned. Inscribed on the reverse of the old frame cover wood: J. Hoexter, Bln.
Framed under glass in an old wooden frame. dimensions approx. Frame 77 x 65 cm, sheet size approx. 58x51 cm.

Condition

Normal signs of age present.

Resale right

No

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Highest bid:
1 500 EUR
Estimate: 2 800 EUR
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Bid history

1 24 May, 12:241 500 EUR
2244302. JOHN HÖXTER. Attributed to. "Starving Man". Charcoal drawing on firm paper. Dating 1930s.

Description

John Höxter (born January 2, 1884 in Hanover, died November 15, 1938 in Potsdam) was a German painter and writer of Expressionism and Dadaism. Unsigned. Inscribed on the reverse of the old frame cover wood: J. Hoexter, Bln.
Framed under glass in an old wooden frame. dimensions approx. Frame 77 x 65 cm, sheet size approx. 58x51 cm.

Condition

Normal signs of age present.

Resale right

No

The item details are approximate automatic translations. Auctionet.com is not responsible for any translation errors. Show the original German texts.

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