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Galerie Michael Haas

Otto Dix

* 2nd December 1891 in Untermhaus, near Gera (GER)
† 25th July 1969 in Singen (GER)

Dix was one of the most prominent representatives of the German post-expressionism generation.  In 1919 he co-founded the Dresdner Sezession and from 1920 he painted socially critically works in the style of the Neue Sachtlichkeit (New Objectivity). In 1955 he took part in documenta I and in 1964 in documenta III. His work is mainly found in European and German museums such as the Neuen Nationalgalerie in Berlin or the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich.
Akt mit Tuch (Frau mit Tuch verhüllt) (nude with cloth (women with cloth covered)), 1932 <br> silver pen on paper <br> initialed and dated, inscribed on the verso <br> 46,9 x 57,6 cm <br> (3608)
Akt mit Tuch (Frau mit Tuch verhüllt)(nude with cloth (women with cloth covered))
1932
Sketch, 1922 <br> drypiont on wove paper <br>49,8 x 29,6 cm
Sketsch
1922
Frauenkopf (head of a women), 1921 <br> pencil on paper <br> signed <br> 53,5 x 45,3 cm <br> (3755)
Frauenkopf (head of a women)
1921
Bertha, 1921 <br> pencil on paper <br> signed lower right and dated, inscribed upper right: „Bertha“ <br> 42 x 30 cm <br> (3487)
Bertha
1921
Alma liegend (Alma lying), 1921 <br> pencil on paper <br> signed lower right <br> 37 x 57,5 cm <br> (3763)
Alma liegend (Alma lying)
1921
Syphilitiker, 1920 <br> etching on paper <br> signed, titled and numbered <br>25 x 22,8 cm / 50 x 34,9cm
Syphilitiker
1920
 
Sitzender Akt mit verschränkten Armen (nude sitting with crossed arms), 1920 <br> chalk on paper <br> signed lower right, inscribed „Kabus 1538, Sitzender Akt. 1920 Z20/81“ lower left <br> 60,1 x 35,4 cm
Sitzender Akt mit verschränkten Armen (nude sitting with corssed arms)
1920
Elly, 1920 <br> pencil on paper <br> signed <br> 60,4 x 31,2 cm <br> (3759)
Elly
1920
Minna I, 1920 <br> chalk on paper <br> signed, dated and titled <br> 42 x 57,5 cm <br> (3809)
Minna I
1920
Minna II, 1920 <br> chalk on pink drawing paper <br> signed, dated and titled <br> 56,3 x 37,4 cm <br> (3810)
Minna II
1920
Essender (eating men), 1917 <br> bistre on paper <br> signed <br> 40 x 39 cm <br> (3948)
Essender (eating men)
1917