Vineyards Along the Moselle River' by Frederick Korburg, 1959; Post Impressionist Oil Landscape

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Signed lower right, 'Fred Korburg'; additionally signed, dated 1959, and inscribed verso 'Vineyards Along the Mosel River, Germany'.
Titled on … Read more Signed lower right, 'Fred Korburg'; additionally signed, dated 1959, and inscribed verso 'Vineyards Along the Mosel River, Germany'.
Titled on old gallery label verso.
Provenance: Los Robles Galleries, Palo Alto, California.

Born in Denmark, Frederick Korburg first studied at the Graphic Art Center in Copenhagen and, subsequently, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Hamburg under Max Lieberman. After moving to California in 1920, Korburg furthered his studies with Armin Hansen in Carmel before settling in San Francisco in 1924 and working as a cartoonist for the Call-Bulletin. In time, Korburg was appointed the San Francisco Call-Bulletin's art director and, through wide distribution by Hearst papers, became well known for his graphic work and satirical cartoons of political, theatrical and sporting personalities and events. Upon retiring in 1961, Korburg returned to fine art, traveling widely and painting lyrical coastal scenes of Denmark, France and California. Over the course of a long career, Frederick Korburg was the recipient of numerous prizes, medals and juried awards. He exhibited widely and with success including at the San Francisco Art Association (1937) , the Oakland Art Gallery and Palo Alto's Los Robles Galleries which held several one-man exhibitions of his work.

Reference:
Who Was Who in American Art 00 Years of Artists in America, Peter Hastings Falk, Sound View Press 1999, Vol. 2, p. 1891; Artists in California hird edition, Vol 1, p. 641; Davenport’s Art Reference Guide, 2009/10 Edition, p. 1501; et al. See less