Born in Hanover in 1887, Kurt Schwitters was an important contributor to the Surrealist and Constructivist movements. His collages featured scraps of paper and packaging — the discards of society reflecting the decline in economic and political stability following WWI. A hand-selected piece from the exclusive partnership between Rosenstiels and Four Hands. Rosenstiels is a family-owned art publisher known for producing high-quality prints, limited editions, and wall art, based in London since 1880.
The son of a homebuilder, Austin, Texas-based painter and sculptor Paul Meyer developed an early fascination with construction and materials. This set of four captures a collection of ancient vessels worn and textured by time. His work has been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and more.
Edward White was an American artist and designer active in the 1930s. He is known for his hyper-realistic paintings of glassware, ceramics, jewelry and textiles. Using graphite and gouache, he depicted everyday objects in exquisite detail and accuracy. A hand-selected piece from the exclusive partnership between Rosenstiels and Four Hands. Rosenstiels is a family-owned art publisher known for producing high-quality prints, limited editions and wall art, based in London since 1880.
