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Rare architectural sketch by Franz Ehrlich (1943) depicting SS villa designs in Buchenwald. Monochrome pencil drawing, Bauhaus influence, historical significance – a unique piece.
This meticulously crafted architectural sketch by Franz Ehrlich showcases the Bauhaus influence, utilizing precise lines and shading to depict a serene forest dwelling. It embodies order, nostalgia, and reflects on his communist affiliation.
A detailed black and white architectural foundation plan by German Bauhaus-influenced artist Franz Ehrlich from 1962 showcasing functional design precision, perfect for collectors seeking historical structural beauty.
Admire Franz Ehrlich's Bauhaus-inspired architectural masterpiece – a detailed floor plan of a two-family house executed with graphite pencil on textured paper, reflecting modernist design principles.
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.
A precise architectural floor plan of the Academy of Sciences by Bauhaus-trained designer Franz Ehrlich captures a meticulous 1976 working design that invites you to explore the structured beauty of modernist planning.
1965 Franz Ehrlich architectural drawing of Leipzig Trade Fair. Black & white blueprint showcasing precision design & aged paper texture. A unique technical art piece.
A detailed black and white architectural floor plan of the Leipzig University building by Bauhaus-influenced artist Franz Ehrlich offers a precise glimpse into modernist design, perfect for collectors seeking structural elegance.