Johann Heinrich Vogeler (1872 in Bremen - 1942 in the collective farm Budjonny near Kornejewka, Karaganda, Kazakh SSR) was a German painter, graphic artist, architect, designer, educator, writer and socialist. The multi-talented artist is particularly known for his works from the Art Nouveau period. He belonged to the first generation of the Worpswede artists' colony. His home, the Barkenhoff, where he lived with his first wife Martha Vogeler, became the centre of the artistic movement in the early 1900s. During the First World War he developed an expressionist style of painting, and from the early 1920s, after visiting Moscow, he created the complex paintings with political motifs that were oriented towards Cubism and Futurism. After finally moving to Moscow in 1931, he began to paint in the style of Socialist Realism demanded by the Soviet Union.
Vogeler, Heinrich (1872-1942). "Dir. Gedichte von Heinrich Vogeler Worpswede". Leipzig: Insel Verlag, 1907. 4to. (60) pp. on Zanders' hand-made paper with many author's illustrations. Orig. ill. half-parchment binding.
Vogeler, Heinrich. "Erster Sommer". Orig. etching, 1904. Typographically signed 'H. V.' at the botto of the plate and in pencil on the right under the picture. 36:24,5 cm.
Vogeler, Heinrich. "Im Mai". Orig. etching with aqautint, 1897. Typographically signed 'V.' in the lower right of the plate and in pencil and a typographical mark on the right under the picture. 34,5:24,5 cm.
Vogeler, Heinrich. "Verkündigung" (Annunciation). Orig. etching, 1895. Signed typographically ‘H. Vogeler' in the plate lower right and in pencil signed and described right under the picture. 24:18,5 cm.
(Heinrich Vogeler). Bierbaum - Heymel - Schröder. "Die 'Insel' Monatschrift mit Buchschmuck und Illustrationen ... I. Jahrgang. 2. Quartal, No. 6. März 1900". (Munich), 1900. 4to. 253-384, (11) pp. with many illustrations (some full- or double page) by H. Vogeler. O. broch.
Vogeler, Heinrich. "Die Lärche" (Larch). Orig. etching, 1897. Signed typographically in the plate lower right ‘H. V.' . 24,5:21 cm.
Vogeler, Heinrich. "Frühling" (Spring). Orig. etching, 1896. Signed typographically ‘H. Vogeler' in the plate right under the picture. 34:24,5 cm (plate).