Ilse Koch-Amberg (Germany 1869-1934) Kleurenhoutsnede 'Klaprozen' ca. 1920 Gesigneerd met potlood

Ilse Koch-Amberg (Germany 1869-1934)

Kleurenhoutsnede 'Klaprozen' ca. 1920

Gesigneerd met potlood "Ilse Koch-Amberg"

Gemonogrammeerd met "IKA"

Afmetingen: 40 x 31 cm. Druk op Vergé.

Ilse Koch-Amberg (1869–1934) was a German artist known for her colour woodcuts (xylography), primarily in the Arts and Crafts and German Expressionism styles. Her work mainly featured floral still life subjects, such as poppies, anemones, and geraniums, often produced around the 1920s in a style influenced by Japanese printmaking techniques. Her prints are typically signed in pencil and sometimes bear the monogram "IKA".