Showing 7 artworks with Franz Ehrlich and with 1949
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- Rosy Brown
- Celadon
- Putty
- Architectural Drawing
- Technical Illustration
- Bauhaus Style
- Franz Ehrlich Artwork
- Vintage Print
- Black And White
- Geometric Line Work
- Minimalist Graphic Design
- Bauhaus Architecture
- Architectural Precision
- Drafting Artwork
- Fdgb Bookshop Dresden
- Mid-Century Graphic
- Bauhaus Style Print
- Monochromatic
- Exhibition Stand Layout
- Franz Ehrlich
- Spatial Depth
- Franz Ehrlich Painting
- Vintage Art Print
- Exhibition Stand Design
- Technical Floor Plan
- Black And White Photo
- Quiet Reflection
- Leipzig Spring Fair 1949
- Contemporary Art
- German Expressionism Style
- Geometric Layout
- Bauhaus Dessau
- Modern Wall Decor
- Postwar Design
- Black And White Illustration
- Exhibition Hall Plan
- Geometric Composition
- Pencil Hatching
- Line Work Art
- Minimalist Layout
- 1940S Graphic Art
- Black And White Pencil Drawing
- Plan View Art
- Bookshop Architecture
- Spatial Planning
- Social Realism Art
- Art Historical Print
- Black And White Sketch
- Blueprint Decor
- Leipzig City Scene
- Geometric Exhibition Stand
- Trade Fair Plan View
- Industrial Design Art
See Franz Ehrlich's striking 1949 depiction of Leipzig city life, a powerful piece reflecting post-war German art; discover this Bauhaus-influenced masterpiece today.
This precise 1949 architectural floor plan by Bauhaus-trained Franz Ehrlich captures the orderly essence of post-war German design through technical line work, offering a unique window into history for collectors.
Discover this precise 1949 architectural plan view by Franz Ehrlich, detailing machinery hall layouts from the Leipzig Trade Fair; explore this technical masterpiece today.
Born in 1907, Franz Ehrlich was profoundly influenced by the Bauhaus movement. His artistic career spanned decades and he remained a committed communist.
This precise 1949 architectural floor plan by Bauhaus-trained artist Franz Ehrlich captures the meticulous technical beauty of the FDGB Bookshop through masterful pencil drafting, inviting you to explore its history.