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FRANZISKA ZACH (Losenstein 1900 - 1930 Paris)

Bundle of 4 woodcuts
Young shepherd
woodcut/paper 10,3 x 8 cm
estate stamp Franziska Zach
In the parlor
woodcut/paper
15,9 x 11,1 cm
rubber-stamped, Nachlass Franziska Zach (estate of Franziska Zach)
Girl on a swing
lithograph/paper 16 x 11,7 cm
signed Zach
estate stamp Franziska Zach
Child playing with a sailboat
woodcut/paper 16,4 x 16 cm
estate stamp Zach

SCHÄTZPREIS / ESTIMATE °€ 400 - 600
STARTPREIS / STARTING PRICE °€ 400

Franziska Zach attended the College for the Textile Industry/Fachschule für Textilindustrie in Vienna. After that, she received her artistic education at the School of Applied Art/Kunstgewerbeschulefrom 1917 to 1924 from Oskar Strnad, Alfred Böhm, Alfred Roller, Erich Mallina, Wilhelm Müller-Hofmann, and Adele Stark and in 1923/24 from Josef Hoffmann at the workshop for enamel painting. She acquired her own furnace and produced enamel vessels and later mostly enamel pictures. In 1926, she was commissioned to decorate a little chapel near Heiligenblut with frescoes. The women artists' association "Wiener Frauenkunst" accepted her as a member. She regularly participated in the exhibitions of "Wiener Frauenkunst", some of which were held in the space of the Hagenbund. In 1929, she exhibited at the Hagenbund on a guest ticket. For her works created in Paris she received the Prize of the City of Vienna/Preis der Stadt Wien in the summer of 1930. The Hagenbund co-opted her as a member while she was already considered a great new hope among young artists. In 1927, she stayed in southern France, and in 1928 she travelled to England, invited by friends. There, she made the acquaintance of a lady who became her patron. This enabled her to spend some time in Ireland and, starting in 1930, to afford a studio in Paris. Immediately before her first one-person show in Fance, she died of a gastric disease. The art world largely forgot about her, until she was duely rediscovered in connection with the great Hagenbund exhibition of the Austrian Gallery/to the high quality of the artist's work, are known to exist. Further artists and styles: Email, Fresko, Hagenbund, Jugendstil, Expressionismus, Neue Sachlichkeit, Josef Floch, Georg Merkel, Melanie Gaertner, Hanna Gaertner, Landschaftsmalerei, Stillleben
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