Showing 7 artworks with Hermann Struck and with artwork date before 1920 and with artwork date after 1910
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- German Art Prints
- Peaceful Orchard
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- Florida Landscape Art
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- Tropical Palm Trees
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- Botanical Etching
- 1915 Portrait
- Urban Landscape Art
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- Jewish Chimney Sweep
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- 1913 Landscape
- Monochromatic Print
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Discover Hermann Struck’s evocative 1913 etching of Central Park! Explore this monochromatic drypoint masterpiece – a tranquil urban landscape reflecting early 20th-century NYC.
A poignant black and white drawing of a Jewish chimney sweep captures the vintage atmosphere of 1915 through Hermann Struck's masterful hand, inviting you to bring this evocative piece of history into your collection.
A serene landscape of fruit trees in the Odenwald captured by German master Hermann Struck in 1919 offers a peaceful glimpse into nature that you can bring to your collection through our exquisite hand-painted reproductions.
A vibrant cityscape capturing the architectural essence of Jerusalem through Hermann Struck's detailed 1916 painting, offering a lively glimpse into history that you can bring to your private collection.
A tranquil black and white etching of a Havana harbor cityscape by German master Hermann Struck from 1913 captures the serene beauty of coastal life through intricate detail, inviting you to explore this timeless print.
Experience 'Palm Beach, Florida I' by Hermann Struck (1913). A serene black & white etching of tropical palm trees. Hand-painted reproduction available. Explore Zionism art.
Explore Hermann struck’s poignant etching ‘The Blind Beggar,’ a monochrome study of poverty & isolation in 1910. Admire its realism, linear perspective & emotional depth.