Eider Master Skipper Schwae (The Eider River Master Skipper Schwae)
Eider Master Skipper Schwae (The Eider River Master Skipper Schwae)

© Estate of Hans Grohs

Eider Master Skipper Schwae (The Eider River Master Skipper Schwae)
Eider Master Skipper Schwae (The Eider River Master Skipper Schwae)

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Eider Master Skipper Schwae (The Eider River Master Skipper Schwae),

1957

Hans Grohs, 1892–1981; born Dithmarschen, Germany; died Heide, Germany
2023-66

Information

Title
Eider Master Skipper Schwae (The Eider River Master Skipper Schwae)
Dates

1957

Maker
Hans Grohs
Medium
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
frame: 100.3 × 82.5 × 6.3 cm (39 1/2 × 32 1/2 × 2 1/2 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Rose Mary McKinney in memory of Harry Noyes Collinson, Class of 1922, and Frauken Grohs Collinson, daughter of the artist
Object Number
2023-66
Culture
German, European
Type
paintings, oil paintings

1957, created by Hans Grohs; 1981, given to Frauken Grohs Collinson (Hans’s daughter) by inheritance from Hans Grohs.; 2018, given to Rose Mary McKinney (Hans’s granddaughter) by inheritance from Frauken Grohs Collinson (Rose’s mother); 2023, given to Princeton University Art Museum by Rose Mary McKinney.

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