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Emil Nolde

Nolde 1867 – 1956 Seebüll

”Frauenkopf III”. 1912

Woodcut on thin yellowish paper. 29,8 × 21,6 cm (41 × 32 cm) (11 ¾ × 8 ½ in. (16 ⅛ × 12 ⅝ in.)).
This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.
This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.
This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.
This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.
This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.
This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Emil Nolde. ”Frauenkopf III”. 1912.

Estimate:

EUR 3,000

 

- 4,000

Auction 761

Sunday, 03.05.2026, 6:00 PM

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Woodcut on thin yellowish paper. 29,8 × 21,6 cm (41 × 32 cm) (11 ¾ × 8 ½ in. (16 ⅛ × 12 ⅝ in.)). Signed. Catalogue raisonné: Schiefler/Mosel/Urban 116 III (of III). One of at least 10 copies of this state. [125] Framed

Condition Report: Very fine, harmonious overall appearance. Good, strong print. The sheet edges slightly unevenly cut. At the upper edge on the right, one minuscule tear (0,2 cm), otherwise without losses. The paper with slight time staining and small brownish stains (inclusions in the paper) as well as, overall, slightly creased and with isolated minuscule holes. On the reverse, the left and the upper margin, each with two remnants of paper adhesive strips from former mounting. There, in the upper corners mounted with paper tape onto the support cardboard

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