Featured 1983 German Print: Orpheus and Eurydice

I hope I don't post too many requests for help.

I found this and cannot find the image or the gallery on the back. I'll admit my deficiencies in searching.

I guess the title is Orpheus and Eurydice. But I can't read the artist's name.

I don't know the medium either.

Paper: 51x46cm
Image: 34x26cm

Found in Portland Oregon US, at the Goodwill outlet store / last stop before the landfill. The price tag was smacked over her face, hiding her, which is maybe why it made it to this last chance, $5 spot, where I found it among the IKEA art, bad 1970s prints, golf course pictures, and cartoonish amateur paintings of so-and-so's cat.

Thanks as always!!

 

Yes, please limit yourself to one help post per 11 weeks .
That way we'll have more time to help others !!
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or..u could just stop finding interesting stuff to post about....


........like that's ever gonna happen !!!

 

Ha! Thanks buddy. I tell ya, I don't put everything I find on here, even though some of it's cool stuff--- I promise!

 

post what you want ...when you want ...... it's always cool stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=Sie...BBzYwMWowajeoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

 

Boom! Thanks @Roaring20s! You're a wizard. And fast!

...And that is why I post so many things on this great site!

(That, and the lovely community and people... )

 

Siegfried Rischar (1924 - 2009)

https://art-collection.europarl.europa.eu/mt/artists/siegfried-rischar/

 

I thought it was an Escher at first glance

 

Your threads are usually the first I look at, so please post as often as you like.

 

Yeah, I was confused by the hands too, but I think I've since 'oriented' it: Eurydice was inside some sort of organic-looking encasement, and Orpheus's hand center left is opening it up.

Thank you!!

 

Yeah. Looks like they both like to play with perspective.

 

i love it. I dont see real art in the wild much anymore. Lucky you.

 

I always suspect these types of works were brought back by GIs. (Aschaffenburg had a US Army presence until 2007.)

Debora

 

Makes sense. And there's not really any other logical explanation beyond just an individual with connections in both Germany and Oregon.

 

I really like that one. Good find!

 

From the internet and translated by Google:



Debora

 

Thanks @Figtree3!

Thanks @Debora