Fritz Schwimbeck (* 30. Januar 1889 in München; † 29. August 1977 in Friedberg/Bayern) war ein deutscher Kunsterzieher, Maler und Grafiker.

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2021年2月2日 · "Munich artist Fritz Schwimbeck is best known for his dark, psychological pen and ink images from before 1920. Labeled a Malerpoet (Painter poet), Schwimbeck illustrated numerous books with his engrossing narrative prints and graphic drawings.

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Fritz Schwimbeck; Going Under (Untergang), plate 7 from Creation—Death (Werden—Vergehen), 1919 Fritz Schwimbeck; Explore Further. Most Similar Aquatint Germany More More options. Most Similar Aquatint Germany Related artworks. The Mill, 1932 Reinhold Nägele ...

2010年6月24日 · Fritz Schwimbeck (1889-1972) was a Munich artist best known for his atmospheric illustrations for books including editions of Shakespeare, Strindberg, Meyrink, Ewers, De Nora, Kleist, Lenau and Müller. He also illustrated a number of Malerbücher or Livres d'artiste in the inter-war period.

Signed lower right, in graphite: "F. Schwimbeck"; titled and inscribed, lower left, in graphite: "Tod im All 26/50" Dimensions Plate: 26.5 × 34.6 cm (10 7/16 × 13 5/8 in.); Sheet: 49.7 × 62.9 cm (19 5/8 × 24 13/16 in.)

Fritz Schwimbeck is known for Atmospheric book illustration, painting, prints. Born in Munich, Schwimbeck studied painting at the Technical University in Munich in the studio of Friedrich Bodenmüller, as well as sculpture under the guidance of M. Kaeer.