Showing 6 artworks with Reinhold Rossig
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- Espresso
- Gray
- Driftwood
- Brown
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- Black And White
- German Gdr Art
- Graphite Pencil Drawing
- Social Landscape
- Industrial Chimneys
- Monochrome Sketch
- Monochrome Portrait
- Gathering People
- Bedroom Scene
- Monochrome Design
- Zwinger Pavilion
- Chimney Silhouette
- Expressive Face
- German Architecture
- Architectural Sketch
- Mid-Century Drawing
- Social Realism
- Industrial Landscape
- Wardrobe With Window
- Red Window Detail
- Monochrome Textures
- Ink On Card
- Bold Typography
- East German Scene
- Red Curtain Roses
- Vibrant Red Palette
- Red And Green Tones
- Graphic Ink Sketch
- Detailed Pencil Sketch
- Eerie Atmosphere
- Letter R Motif
- 1920S Poster Art
- Intimate Interior
- 1960S Gdr Art
- Bauhaus Era Style
- Graphic Revolt
- Joost Schmidt Style
An eerie industrial scene featuring red and green tones with prominent chimneys by German artist Reinhold Rossig invites you to explore this evocative piece of GDR-inspired art for your collection.
A striking red curtain adorned with roses captures a gathering of people in Reinhold Rossig's 1969 painting 20 Years of GDR, offering a poignant glimpse into East German history that you can bring to your collection.
A haunting black and white ink drawing of an expressive face by Reinhold Rossig captures the raw emotional depth of mid-century German art, offering a profound piece for collectors to cherish.
A striking 1929 poster design by Reinhold Rossig featuring bold typography and a powerful sense of revolt, capturing the intense social atmosphere of the era through an evocative graphic composition for your collection.
A poignant graphite pencil drawing of a bedroom scene by Reinhold Rossig captures the quiet intimacy of 1920s life through detailed textures and evocative shadows, inviting you to explore this unique piece of history.
A striking black and white architectural sketch of the Zwinger Pavilion by Reinhold Rossig captures the essence of 1925 German design through meticulous graphite detail, inviting you to explore this historic piece.