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PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957) & GOTTLOB GOTTFRIED KLEMM (1872-1955). INTER - NATIONALE KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG DRESDEN. 1901. 38¾x25¾ inches,

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957) & GOTTLOB GOTTFRIED KLEMM (1872-1955) INTER - NATIONALE KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG DRESDEN. 1901. 38 3/4x25 3/4 inches, 98 1/2x65 1/2 cm. Niedersedlitz, Dresden. Condition A-: minor creases in margins and image; minor abrasions and small stains in image; hand-signed in ink by the artists. Framed. Rössler, primarily a Leipzig and Dresden-based specialist in decorative painting, and Klemm who worked in the same field, joined forces to create this Jugendstil image with Secessionist accents. The swirly border and typography are clearly Jugendstil. The central figure, although academically rendered and highly symbolic, is treated in a modern and daring way - in flashy orange, with a boldness and simplicity that bespeak Secessionist themes. DFP-III 2720, Kunst-Ereignisse cover and plate 20, Wember, p. 108.

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957) & GOTTLOB GOTTFRIED KLEMM (1872-?). INTER - NATIONALE KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG DRESDEN. 1901. 38¾x25¾ inches, 98

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957) & GOTTLOB GOTTFRIED KLEMM (1872-?) INTER - NATIONALE KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG DRESDEN. 1901. 38 3/4x25 3/4 inches, 98 1/2x65 1/2 cm. Niedersedlitz, Dresden. Condition A-: minor creases in margins and image; minor abrasions and small stains in image; hand-signed in ink by the artists. Framed. Rössler, primarily a Leipzig and Dresden-based specialist in decorative painting, and Klemm who worked in the same field, joined forces to create this Jugendstil image with Secessionist accents. The swirly border and typography are clearly Jugendstil. The central figure, although academically rendered and highly symbolic, is treated in a modern and daring way - in flashy orange, with a boldness and simplicity that bespeak Secessionist themes. DFP-III 2720, Kunst-Ereignisse cover and plate 20, Wember, p. 108.

Rössler, Plakat IKA Dresden 1901 / Rossler, Poster Fine Art Ex. Dresden 1901

Rössler, Paul Otto (1873 - 1957) ''Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden 1901''. Farblithografie, 1901. In der Rahmung des Motivs unten rechts eingedruckt signiert. Großformatiges Ausstellungsplakat in drei Sprachen, zentrales Motiv ist ein Jüngling mit stilisiertem Baumsprössling oder Mistelkrone. Gedruckt in Niedersedlitz, Dresden. 96 x 65,5 cm (Bl). Etwas stockfleckig und leicht berieben. Randmängel. Angestaubt. Kleiner Abriss oben links. Exhibition poster ''International Exhibition of Fine Arts Dresden 1901''. Colour lithograph, 1901. Signed in the frame of the motif bottom right. Printed in Dresden. Large format showing a young boy with tree or mistle crown. Some foxing, a bit rubbed. Small losses at the margins, large one top left corner.

Paul Otto Rößler (1873-1957),

Paul Otto Rößler (1873-1957), ''Still life with fish, tomatoes, kohlrabi and watermelon'', watercolor on Japan, u. re. monogr. u. dat. (19) 29, slightly creased, 37 x 55 cm, behind PP 50 x 70 cm

Poster by Paul O. Rößler, (1873-1957) & Gottlieb G. Klemm, (1872-1955) - Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden

Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden - 65,5x96, 1901, on linen by Paul O. Rößler, (1873-1957) & Gottlieb G. Klemm, (1872-1955)

Poster by Paul O. Rößler, (1873-1957) & Gottlieb G. Klemm, (1872-1955) - Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden

Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden - 65,5x96, 1901, on linen by Paul O. Rößler, (1873-1957) & Gottlieb G. Klemm, (1872-1955)

Poster by Paul O. Rößler, (1873-1957) & Gottlieb G. Klemm, (1872-1955) - Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden

Internationale Kunstausstellung Dresden - 65,5x96, 1901, on linen by Paul O. Rößler, (1873-1957) & Gottlieb G. Klemm, (1872-1955) 65,5x96, 1901, on linen

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957). 1 AUSSTELLUNG DER KÜNSTLERVEREINIGUNG / DRESDEN. 1910. 41x26 inches, 106x66 cm. Wilhelm Hoffmann, Dresde

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957) 1 AUSSTELLUNG DER KÜNSTLERVEREINIGUNG / DRESDEN. 1910. 41 3/4x26 1/4 inches, 106x66 3/4 cm. Wilhelm Hoffmann, Dresden. Condition B+ / A-: unobtrusive horizontal folds in text; abrasions in image; creases, foxing and minor losses in margins. DFP-III 2721.

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957). 1 AUSSTELLUNG DER KUNSTLERVEREINIGUNG DRESDEN. 1910. 41x26 inches, 106x66 cm. Wilhelm Hoffmann, Dresden.

PAUL OTTO RÖSSLER (1873-1957) 1 AUSSTELLUNG DER KUNSTLERVEREINIGUNG DRESDEN. 1910. 41 3/4x26 1/4 inches, 106x66 3/4 cm. Wilhelm Hoffmann, Dresden. Condition B+ / A-: unobtrusive horizontal folds in text; abrasions in image; creases, foxing and minor loss in margins. Rössler, primarily a Leipzig and Dresden-based specialist in decorative arts and painting, studied at the Royal Academy for Graphic and Book Arts in Leipzig. His few posters display a flair for Seccessionist-style ornamentation and design. DFP-III 2721.

Rössler, Otto Paul

Rössler, Otto Paul (1873 Dresden - 1957). Stilleben mit Fisch, Kohlrabi, Tomaten und Wassermelone. Aquarell auf zartem Papier. 37 x 55 cm. Monogr. Unter Passep. mont. - Tls. etw. knittrig. (AQ 2367)

PAUL OTTO ROSSLER (1873-1957), GOTTLOB GOTTFRIED KLEMM (1872-?) KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG DRESDEN. 1901. 39x26 inches. Niedersedlitz, Dresden.

PAUL OTTO ROSSLER (1873-1957), GOTTLOB GOTTFRIED KLEMM (1872-?) KUNSTAUSSTELLUNG DRESDEN. 1901.

39 3/4x26 3/4 inches. Niedersedlitz, Dresden. Condition A: minor repaired tears in left and top margins; minor abrasions and creases in image. Hand-signed in pen by the artists. Rossler, primarily a Leipzig and Dresden based specialist in decorative painting, and Klemm who worked in the same field joined forces to create this Jugendstil image with Secessionist accents. The swirly border and typography are clearly Jugendstil. The central figure, although academically rendered and highly symbolic, is treated in a modern and daring way, in flashy orange, with a boldness and simplicity that bespeak Secessionist themes. Among the many boring and heavy posters produced to promote art exhibitions in Germany during this period, this one can be considered as a brilliant exception. DFP III 2720, Kunst-Ereignisse, cover and plate 20, Wember, p. 108.