Exlibris Bookplate Cliche Franz Hein 1863-1927 Vogel

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Anny Sagell's book. Flying bird.
Hein, Franz (1863-1927):
[1898]. 91 x 68 mm. Cliche.
Language: German
Order number: 15033
Comments: * Thieme-Becker 16; Vollmer 2; Gutenberg 25,037; Beringer 14. - Signed in the print. "Hein's artistic training began with an apprenticeship as a theater painter at the applied arts school in Hamburg and at the Karlsruhe art school. From 1890 to 1905 he was a teacher here, his residence was in the Augustenburg in Grötzingen. There he made many pictures and illustrations about his homeland. He was the romantic among the Grötzingen painters and the creator of well-known fairy tale pictures. He also wrote poems and novels. In 1900 he turned down an offer to Magedburg. The Karlsruhe art students then organized a torchlight procession. He turned down another call to Berlin, whereupon he was appointed professor. He only accepted the third appointment in 1904 to Leipzig as a teacher of graphics and the book trade. "(Stadtwiki Karlsruhe) - Small remnants of assembly on the reverse.
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Item details Anny Sagell's book. Flying bird. Hein, Franz (1863-1927): [1898]. 91 x 68 mm. Cliche. Language: German Order number: 15033 Comments: * Thieme-Becker 16; Vollmer 2; Gutenberg 25,037; Beringer 14. - Signed in the print. "Hein's artistic training began with an apprenticeship as a theater painter at the applied arts school in Hamburg and at the Karlsruhe art school. From 1890 to 1905 he was a teacher here, his residence was in the Augustenburg in Grötzingen. There he made many pictures and illustrations about his homeland. He was the romantic among the Grötzingen painters and the creator of well-known fairy tale pictures. He also wrote poems and novels. In 1900 he turned down an offer to Magedburg. The Karlsruhe art students then organized a torchlight procession. He tu