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ELFRIEDE MILLER-HAUENFELS* (Graz 1893 - 1962 Vienna)
Bundle of 4 prints and one sketch

Riviera Ligure
charcoal/paper, 44,7 x 50 cm
signed Fride Miller, titled Riviera Ligure

At the Old Danube, 1922
etching/paper, 24,7 x 19,8 cm
signed Fride Miller, dated 1922, entitled An der alten Donau

Salzburg, University Church
etching/paper, 17,9 x 16 cm
signed Fride Miller, entitled Salzburg Universitaetskirche (Salzburg, University Church)

Pegasus
etching/paper, 10,3 x 10,2 cm
signed Fride Miller, titled Pegasus

Cathedral square, Salzburg
etching/paper, 13,4 x 9,4 cm
signed Fride Miller, titled Domplatz Salzburg

ESTIMATE € 100 - 200
STARTING PRICE € 100

Elfriede Miller-Hauenfels was an Austrian artist and the the younger sister of the painter Erich Miller-Hauenfels. From 1913, she was trained at the Kunstschule für Frauen und Mädchen (Art School For Women and Girls with Adalbert Franz Seligmann, Ludwig Michale, and Christian Ludwig Martin. As early as in the 1920s, she participated in a variety of exhibitions in Vienna, for example in the Künstlerhaus, in the Secession or in the Association of Viennese Art in the Museum of Art and Industry. In 1930, the frescoes were painted in the parish church Itzling in Salzburg. Miller-Hauenfels, especially as a painter, gained great prominence with her expressive woodcuts and religious motifs, landscapes and illustrations.

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