3 Blätter: Sauerland. Mondnacht. Stelzfuss. 1919/20.
Woodcuts, one colored.
Kerber 54, 124, 134. Each signed, dated, titled, inscribed and numbered. Each one of 20 copies. On delicate Japon. Up to: 14 x 18,9 cm (5,5 x 7,4 in). Sheet up to: 21,5 x 22,7 cm (8,5 x 8,9 in).

PROVENANCE: Galerie Bengelsträter, Iserlohn 1995
Private collection Northern Germany.

Eberhard Viegener began his artictic activities in the 1910s as an autodidact. Initially, he made works in an impressionist and pointillist style until he turned to Expressionism in 1917. Over the following years his oeuvre was characterized by woodcuts. Just as a great number of other expressionist artists, he was also quite fond of the woodcut as a suitable means of expression. Viegener attained a more realistic painting at a later point, a style in which he rendered also still lifes, genre- and landscape paintings. [CB].