Halligen im Sommer bei Ebbe (Halligen in Summer at Low Tide)
Halligen im Sommer bei Ebbe (Halligen in Summer at Low Tide)

© Estate of Hans Grohs

Halligen im Sommer bei Ebbe (Halligen in Summer at Low Tide)
Halligen im Sommer bei Ebbe (Halligen in Summer at Low Tide)

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Halligen im Sommer bei Ebbe (Halligen in Summer at Low Tide),

1965–75

Hans Grohs, 1892–1981; born Dithmarschen, Germany; died Heide, Germany
2023-69

Information

Title
Halligen im Sommer bei Ebbe (Halligen in Summer at Low Tide)
Dates

1965–75

Maker
Hans Grohs
Medium
Pen and brown ink, watercolor, and gouache
Dimensions
21 × 27 cm (8 1/4 × 10 5/8 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
2023-69
Inscription
stamped on verso: Nachlass Hans Grohs 1892-1981 Hans Grohs Zeichnungen # H.G. 1997-23 Unterschrift, Franken Grohs Collinson
Culture
German, European
Type
drawings, watercolors
Subject
landscapes (representations)

Collection of the artist; by descent to Frauken Grohs Collinson (artist's daughter), 1981; by descent to Rose Mary McKinney (artist's granddaughter), 2018; gifted to Princeton University Art Museum, 2023.

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