A linocut * from Germany * by Walter Kalot (1909–1996) * Motif: Street view of Berlin, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church on Breitscheidplatz with various means of transport * hand-signed and dated lower right on the passe-partout * from 1956 * on handmade paper * in passe-partout * two embossing stamps in the passe-partout boxes: from the companies Schoellers Parole and Spitta and Leutz Berlin, see photos * a high quality post-war print influenced by Expressionism (one of Kalot's teachers was Otto Mueller) *Original * Walter Kalot (born October 5, 1909 in Glatz, Silesia; † December 18, 1996 in Oberstdorf) was a German sculptor, graphic artist and painter. Kalot studied at the State Academy of Arts and Applied Arts in Breslau and the University of the Arts in Berlin-Charlottenburg. His teachers included Otto Mueller and Emil Orlik, among others. After the war, Kalot worked as chief graphic designer at AEG in Berlin. During his work in Berlin, he built a second home and his own studio and was active as a freelance artist. Mass * Sheet: approx. 59 × 40.5 cm * Passepartout: 73 × 51 cm Condition * very well preserved * slightly wavy at the bottom * Extremely slightly yellowed in the passe-partout cutout, hardly noticeable, see photos This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution