Max D. Hermann Fritz, Figure of Nude Woman, 20th Century, Bronze

Bronze artist figure "naked woman" by Max D. Hermann Fritz (1849-1913) Bronze artist figure "naked woman" by Max D. Hermann Fritz Beautiful bronze figure depicting a naked woman standing on a round marble base. Signed. Max D Hermann Fritz (1849-1913) Max Daniel Hermann Fritz was a sculptor, small plastic artist, medalist, portrait and animal painter. Born in Neuhaus am Rennweg on July 13, 1873, he became a student of Louis Hutschenreuther, the director of the Lichte drawing and modeling school. There are detailed reports about his sculptural activity and his works on the Internet. There is also a publication by Ellen Mey: "In the Sign of the Lion - Porcelain by Artists", which reports on the artistic career of Max Hermann Fritz. After moving to Dresden, he mainly created bronzes from 1900 to 1917. You can also admire some of his bronzes in the following Heimatheft: ostrich figure, frog prince, foal, mother with child, goddess of hunting Diana. Max Hermann Fritz also designed tombstones. It has only just become known that he designed the tomb of the Köhne family in the Trinitatisfriedhof in Dresden, which is still preserved. Charlotte Köhne was a sister-in-law of Max Hermann Fritz, who had lost both of their children.