August Brömse (Czech, 1873-1925)

Der Traum (The Dream)

circa 1901

etching, aquatint, and drypoint on Japan paper

trial proof

20,2 x 13,4 cm

The Daulton Collection

A rare rejected plate for Brömse's first print cycle, Tod und Mädchen.  This state does not appear in the published literature on Brömse and his work; and this impression may be unique.  For a much different, probably earlier, state of this rejected plate, see Gabriela Kašková, ed., Schattenseiten: August Brömse und Kathrin Brömse (Regensburg: Stiftung Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie in Regensburg, 2011), pg. 39, Kat. 27.

August Brömse (Czech, 1873-1925)

"Erlösung" ("Salvation")

1902

etching and aquatint in colors

trial proof

29 x 21 cm

signed in pencil lower right: "A. Brömse"

titled in pencil lower left: "Erlösung"

The Daulton Collection

This print is a unique color variation of Plate 13 from Brömse's first print cycle, Tod und Mädchen.  The Daulton Collection owns a signed copy of the entire 14-plate cycle.

August Brömse (Czech, 1873-1925)

"Eine Tote" ("A Death")

1902

etching

24 x 42,5 cm (sheet)

signed in pencil lower right: "August Brömse"

The Daulton Collection

Plate 12 from Brömse's first print cycle, Tod und Mädchen.  The Daulton Collection owns a signed copy of the entire 14-plate cycle.

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