Gertrud Mediz [Krems, Austria 1893-1975 (1935?) Zurich], also known as Gertrude (sometimes Gertrud or Trude) Honzatko (sometimes Hozatko)-Mediz 

Goethe I, after a plaster life-mask

1908

charcoal heightened with white chalk on olive-colored paper

36,3 x 25 cm

signed and numbered lower right corner: "Trude Mediz. I."

The Daulton Collection

This drawing is a study after sculptor Carl Gottlieb Weisser's plaster life-mask of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, created in 1807.

Gertrud Mediz [Krems, Austria 1893-1975 (1935?) Zurich], also known as Gertrude (sometimes Gertrud or Trude) Honzatko (sometimes Hozatko)-Mediz

Goethe II, after a plaster life-mask

1908

charcoal and gray wash with white heightening on olive-colored paper

36,7 x 25,5 cm

signed, dated, and numbered lower right corner: "Trude Mediz. 11. Nov. 1908. II."

The Daulton Collection

This drawing is a study after sculptor Carl Gottlieb Weisser's plaster life-mask of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, created in 1807.

Gertrud Mediz [Krems, Austria 1893-1975 (1935?) Zurich], also known as Gertrude (sometimes Gertrud or Trude) Honzatko (sometimes Hozatko)-Mediz

Goethe III, after a plaster life-mask

1908

charcoal on paper

34,8 x 23,9 cm

signed, dated, and numbered lower right corner: "Trude Mediz. 17. Dez. 1908. III."

inscribed bottom center: "Nach einer Gipsmaske." ["After a plaster mask."]

The Daulton Collection

This drawing is a study after sculptor Carl Gottlieb Weisser's plaster life-mask of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, created in 1807.