"Oscar Droege: Weiße Tanne" - Künstlermuseum Heikendorf - Kieler Förde - Museen Schleswig - Holstein & Hamburg
Color Woodblock Print. Black Tree Trunk in Snow
"Oscar Droege: Dünenweg mit roten Blumen" - Künstlermuseum Heikendorf - Kieler Förde - Museen Schleswig - Holstein & Hamburg
"Oscar Droege: Winterlicher Blick zum Gipfel" - Künstlermuseum Heikendorf - Kieler Förde - Museen Schleswig - Holstein & Hamburg
"Oscar Droege: Trocken gefallen" - Künstlermuseum Heikendorf - Kieler Förde - Museen Schleswig - Holstein & Hamburg
oscar droege: birken im stürmischen wind, 1930 | colour woodcut | 37.5x25 | private collection
View Farm Landscape & Flowers and Dragonflies By Droege Oscar; Coloured Woodcut; 30 x 45cm, 46 x 30 cm; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
Gnarly Winter Oak, n.d. Oscar Dröge ( 1898 - 1983 )
"Grasses and Wildflowers in the Morning Haze" 1930 Oscar Droege
Oscar Droege (Germany, 1898-1983) “Fjord & Norwegian Fishing Village”c. 1935 color woodcut, antique-white laid paper Oscar Droege and fellow German artist Werner Lange traveled throughout Europe and Scandinavia before WWII. His love of the rugged coastal landscape and fishing villages are displayed in this print of a Norwegian fjord town.
Oscar Droege
Oscar Droege（German, 1898-1983） via
This week, students with Oregon State University’s Bee School took a break in the OSU Pollinator Gardens on their last day of class (they were working on the Apidae) to ask questions of native bee biologist Sam Droege. Sam Droege is a biologist with the US Geological Survey’s Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, in Maryland.
It's not often I am able to share projects created by other stampers, but there's just no way I could hide the beautiful card Linda Droege recently sent me. Here's how Linda unknowingly coerced me into sharing her card with you - she designed a GORGEOUS card with an amazing
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I was feeding Oscar over the weekend, so of course I took my camera along. He's so tufty he looks like a soft, feline version of Edward Scissorhands!! The little orange blob is his mouse. The rest of it is buried somewhere under his bib!
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