Expressionist landscapes of East Prussia

(1912 Königsberg / East Prussia - 1988 Wulfsdorf, near Lübeck) Evening, expressionistically painted landscape impressions along the river, with a bright color palette. The artist initially began with an internship and then studied at the Academy in Königsberg. He became famous for his Gothic-style paintings in the Cathedral of Schleswig (1937/38) and in the St. Mary's Church in Leipzig (1948-1951), as well as for forgeries of works by significant contemporary artists and watercolors in the style of Emil Nolde. Watercolor on paper. Signed. On the reverse side, a label from the art antique dealer U. Findorff in Lüneburg. Size 64 cm x 64.5 cm (cut in mat). Framed.