Georg Jahn Art
Georg Jahn was born in Meissen. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden during a period of intense artistic ferment, a struggle between classical and emerging styles. The dispute came to a head with a scathing critique of Dresden's artistic contributions to the International Art Exhibition at Berlin in 1891, resulting in the growing tolerance of wider artistic experimentation and the formation of the secessionist Dresden Association of Visual Artists, in which Jahn played a significant role. Jahn enjoyed a long career as a painter and printmaker, producing some 350 etchings. He died at Loschwitz.
Early 1900s Realist Georg Jahn Art
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Late 20th Century Realist Georg Jahn Art
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Mid-19th Century Realist Georg Jahn Art
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1980s Realist Georg Jahn Art
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19th Century Realist Georg Jahn Art
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1930s Realist Georg Jahn Art
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Early 19th Century Realist Georg Jahn Art
Aquatint
1980s Realist Georg Jahn Art
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1910s Realist Georg Jahn Art
Etching, Drypoint
1920s Realist Georg Jahn Art
Etching, Engraving
1980s Realist Georg Jahn Art
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1980s Realist Georg Jahn Art
Etching, Laid Paper
21st Century and Contemporary Realist Georg Jahn Art
Aquatint, Etching
Early 1900s Realist Georg Jahn Art
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Early 1900s Realist Georg Jahn Art
Paper, Etching
Early 1900s Art Nouveau Georg Jahn Art
Mezzotint, Etching
Early 1900s Art Nouveau Georg Jahn Art
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