Showing 16 artworks with Reinhold Rossig and with artwork date before 1935 and with artwork date after 1925
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Reinhold Rossig
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-1935
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1925+
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- Rosy Brown
- Gray
- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Driftwood
- Clay
- Putty
- Black And White
- Black And White Art
- Joost Schmidt Style
- Grotesque Typeface
- Reinhold Rossig Art
- Bauhaus Style
- Primary Colors
- German Town View
- Triangular Shapes
- Alphabet Design
- German Art”
- Graphite Style
- Bauhaus Style Influence
- Bauhaus Abstraction
- Komödienhaus Poster
- 1920S Germany
- Geometric Planes
- Geometric Collage
- 1920S Poster Art
- Minimalist Poster Art
- Architectural Sketch
- Dramatic Figures
- Bauhaus Era Style
- Komödienhaus Theater
- Abstract Lettering
- Graphic Revolt
- Graphic Typography
- Social Dissent
- 1925 Watercolor
- Reinhold Rossig
- Man In Distress
- Watercolor Cityscape
- “Threatening Artwork”
- Typographic Exercise
- Colorful Typography
- Graphic Design Poster
- 1929 Abstract Art
- Distorted Figures
- Six-Part Color Segments
- Monochrome Protest
- Geometric Shapes
- Threepenny Opera Design
- Monochrome Lettering
- Charcoal Figure
- Social Realism
- German Realism
- Opera Advertising Art
- 1929 Poster Art
- Red Window Detail
- Expressionistic Style
Threatening by Reinhold Rossig (1930): A surreal abstract expressionist painting of two figures in a chaotic interior. Explore its vibrant colors, expressive lines & unsettling atmosphere.
A vibrant six-part color wheel exercise by Reinhold Rossig captures the essence of abstract theory through bold primary hues, offering a unique piece of German art history to enhance your private collection.
A vibrant 1929 Bauhaus collage by Reinhold Rossig featuring bold geometric planes and primary colors, offering a captivating glimpse into early modern abstraction for your private collection.
A meticulous graphite pencil study of Grotesque typeface by Reinhold Rossig from 1929 captures the precision of Bauhaus-era design through detailed lettering, inviting you to explore this masterwork of typography.
A vibrant interplay of colorful typography and abstract shapes defines this 1929 masterpiece by Reinhold Rossig, offering a captivating glimpse into early modernist design that you can bring to your collection.
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 charming 1925 watercolor capturing a nostalgic street scene in Dresden-Gruna by Reinhold Rossig featuring red roofs and blue shutters, offering a timeless piece for your collection.
A striking black and white scene of money scattered before the Komödienhaus theater by Reinhold Rossig captures a classic 1929 atmosphere, inviting you to bring this evocative piece of German history into your collection.
An expressive and frantic 1929 graphite sketch by Reinhold Rossig captures a man in a moment of profound distress, offering a raw glimpse into emotional intensity that invites you to explore this evocative piece.
A striking black and white typographical exercise by Reinhold Rossig featuring a bold red and black alphabet from 1929 that captures the essence of early modern design, perfect for collectors seeking unique graphic art.
A powerful scene of social dissent unfolds in Reinhold Rossig's 1929 painting Revolt in the Reformatory, capturing a dramatic moment of protest through evocative German artistry that you can bring to your collection.
Reinhold Rossig’s ‘The Threepenny Opera’ poster: a striking 1929 graphic design featuring bold typography & minimalist composition. Explore this iconic piece of modern art.
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.