Item GSAA/EPH/10/400 - Poster of girl with geese

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GSAA/EPH/10/400

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Poster of girl with geese

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  • 1920s-1930s (Creation)

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Poster of a girl being attacked by geese. Created as part of Prof. Cizek's Juvenile Art Class, Austrian Junior Red Cross in Vienna, Austria. Annotated with the artist's name.

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(fl 1920s-1930s)

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Jlse Breit (sometimes written as Ilse) was a student at the Juvenile Art Class run by Professor Franz Cizek in Vienna, Austria in the 1920s and 1930s.

Sources: 'Child Art and Franz Cizek' by W. Viola https://another-roadmap.net/articles/0002/8598/viola-cizek-textteil.pdf; WorthPoint antique price guide website https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-orig-austrian-jlse-ilse-breit-243380016

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  • English
  • German

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Dimensions: 539 x 475 mm

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  • German

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