Showing 6 artworks with Reinhold Rossig and with Social Landscape
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- Espresso
- Driftwood
- Brown
- Rosy Brown
- Putty
- Social Landscape
- Black And White
- Monochrome Drawing
- Vibrant Red Palette
- German Gdr Art
- Graphite Pencil Drawing
- Classic Atmosphere
- Money On Street
- Pencil Study
- Wardrobe With Window
- Monochrome Textures
- Somber Mood
- Monochrome Scene
- Sketchy Texture
- Factory Smokestacks
- East German Scene
- Red Curtain Roses
- 1920S Germany
- Scattered Crosses
- Graphite Style
- Hand-Drawn Letters
- Detailed Pencil Sketch
- 1950S Industrial Art
- Graphite Pencil Ddr
- Tempera And Oil
- Graphite Sketch
- Warm Yellow Tones
- 1960S Gdr Art
- Intimate Interior
- Reinhold Rossig
- Komödienhaus Theater
- Gathering People
- Industrial Scene
- Bedroom Scene
- Two Figures
A vibrant industrial scene featuring warm yellow and red tones captures life in front of factory smokestacks in this 1950 oil painting by Reinhold Rossig, inviting you to bring a piece of German history into your home.
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 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.
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 haunting black and white graphite sketch by Reinhold Rossig featuring two figures amidst scattered crosses, capturing a profound sense of 1937 emotional depth that invites you to explore this evocative piece.
A poignant black and white graphite pencil drawing by Reinhold Rossig capturing the raw essence of the German Democratic Republic through a detailed 1959 depiction of the DDR letters, inviting you to explore this piece.