Bismarck monument at Hamburg, Germany 1936, Printed Later
By Karl Heinrich Lämmel
Located in Cologne, DE
Keywords: Deutschland; Germany; Norddeutschland; Hafenstadt; Hansestadt; Architektur; architecture; Bildhauerei; Statue; Skulptur; sculpture; city; landmark; Sehenswürdigkeit; 1930er...
Black and White
German Bronze Figure of a Nude Male Swordsman, circa 1901
By Hugo Lederer
Located in Petaluma, CA
Something about the artist and the bronze. Hugo Lederer (German, 1871-1940) "Der Fechterbrunnen".
Bronze
Bronze Fencer
By Hugo Lederer
Located in Lincolnshire, GB
A superb large version of Hugo Lederers swordsman with good patina to the bronze, the original is on a fountain in Warsaw.
Bronze
Lederer Crocodile Handbag
By Hugo Lederer
Located in North Miami, FL
An unusual handbag by Lederer. Bag is finished in a high gloss black crock. The design of this handbag is most unusual with a hinged base. Simple elegant bag. Height with handle ...
Crocodile
Bauhaus Wine Cooler Marked Burg Giebichenstein by Karl Müller
By Karl Muller, Burg Giebichenstein
Located in Munich, DE
As a trained caterer, he studied sculpture with Joseph Wackerle and Hugo Lederer. His work included the traditional work of the silversmith, the drifting, mounting and chiselling of ...
Brass
Hugo Lederer Art Deco Bronze of Archer
By Hugo Lederer
Located in Stockton, NJ
Strong and stunning Art Deco bronze of an Archer by German sculptor Hugo Lederer (1871-1940).
Bronze
Sold
H 33.5 in W 15 in D 14 in
Athletic Male Nude Bronze - "The Fencer" after Hugo Lederer - Bronze Statue
Located in Miami, FL
Martin & Piltzing foundry, Berlin - The Bronze is a later cast after a model by Hugo Lederer.
Bronze
Two Goats
By Emy Roeder
Located in Wiscasset, ME
Roeder continued her studies in the master-class of sculptor Hugo Lederer at the Academy of Arts in Berlin. She was a member of the Society of Fine Arts, German Association of Artist...
Charcoal
Bronze Statue of a Man with Epee by Hugo Lederer
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Statue of a man holding an epee in bronze. By Hugo Lederer, German circa 1930.