Johannes Grützke (1937–2017) - Zwei Männer





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German artist Johannes Grützke created the linocut 'Zwei Männer' in 1970 as a limited edition on paper, hand-signed and dated, measuring about 30 x 30 cm and in excellent condition.
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An expressive linocut by Johannes Grützke is on offer. Two Men from 1970 showcases the artist's distinctive, concise and figurally pointed visual language.
Details about the work
Artist: Johannes Grützke (1937–2017)
Title: Two Men
Year: 1970
Technique: Linocut on paper
Signature: Hand-signed and dated
Dimensions: approx. 30.5 x 30 cm.
Condition: very good, see photos
Shipping: carefully and securely packaged.
Johannes Grützke (1937–2017) was a German painter and graphic artist. After his studies, including at the Berlin University of the Arts, he developed a distinct artistic voice. His focus lay on figural depictions that are often ironic, critical, and expressive. His work encompasses painting, drawing, and printmaking and is known for its unmistakable visual language. Works by Johannes Grützke are today in major museums as well as private collections.
An expressive linocut by Johannes Grützke is on offer. Two Men from 1970 showcases the artist's distinctive, concise and figurally pointed visual language.
Details about the work
Artist: Johannes Grützke (1937–2017)
Title: Two Men
Year: 1970
Technique: Linocut on paper
Signature: Hand-signed and dated
Dimensions: approx. 30.5 x 30 cm.
Condition: very good, see photos
Shipping: carefully and securely packaged.
Johannes Grützke (1937–2017) was a German painter and graphic artist. After his studies, including at the Berlin University of the Arts, he developed a distinct artistic voice. His focus lay on figural depictions that are often ironic, critical, and expressive. His work encompasses painting, drawing, and printmaking and is known for its unmistakable visual language. Works by Johannes Grützke are today in major museums as well as private collections.

