Gejza Schiller — Hlava Muža | Bauhaus Exhibition Fine Art Print

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Gejza Schiller — Hlava Muža | Bauhaus Exhibition Fine Art PrintGejza Schiller (18971948) was a Slovak Bohemian artist whose work combined Expressionist figuration with the formal geometry of the Central European avant garde. His Hlava Mua (Head of a Man) print, exhibited at Bauhaus era international exhibitions, bridges the human figure and abstract reduction in a way that remains distinctive in the broader modernist canon. Printed as a museum grade gicle on Hahnemhle fine art paper using 12 ink archival pigment

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