Portraits / three engravings / average size 15X21 cm / signed in pencil, some signed in the plate and one titled and dated

Eleven Ex-Libris – Michel Fingesten (1884-1943).
Engravings, signed.
Some in color.
Size varies, 8X12.5 cm-16.8X19 cm.

Two lithographs by Michel Fingesten (1884-1943).
1. Prominenten Ball, Ein Carneval-Fest 18.02.1926. Signed. 23.5X40 cm.
2. Silvesterfeier der Prominenten 1930. Signed. 24.5X46.5 cm.

Portfolio with a dozen engravings by Michel Fingesten, 1932.
Michel Fingesten (1883-1943), a Czeck-Jewish painter and graphic designer, lived and worked in Berlin. After the rise of the Nazi party to power he fled to Italy, where he was imprisoned in a concentration camp. Fingesten died several days after the liberation of the camp by the British army.
All of the engravings are signed in pencil and numbered 10/50.
[12] engravings, average size 24X14 cm. Good condition. Some stains, tears to portfolio.

Der Klingende Garten, by Adolph Weismann; with ten engravings by Michel Fingesten. Berlin: Paul Graupe, 1920.
Book by German theoretician and music critic Adolph Weismann, with ten engravings by the artist Michel Fingesten; all signed in pencil. Copy no. 96 of 200 numbered copies.
Michel Fingesten (1883-1943), a Czeck-Jewish painter and graphic designer, lived and worked in Berlin. After the rise of the Nazi party to power he fled to Italy, where he was imprisoned in a concentration camp. Fingesten died several days after the liberation of the camp by the British army.
[2] leaves, 67 pp, [1] leaf + [10] engraving plates, 28.5 cm. Fine binding with parchment spine and a gold embossing. Good condition. Some staining to pages. Foxing at edges of leaves. Some damage to binding.