Short description: A etching of Magnolias by Hedwig Klinge, wife of Fritz Neumann.

Notes: Thanks to Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts for providing the image. Note, that the JCB blind embossing is clearly visible.

Images by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts .

Short description: A etching of a small girl and a dog by Hedwig Klinge, wife of Fritz Neumann.

Notes: This is a Aprils fools day post, since the image itself is attributed to Max Klinger , see last photo. It was also offered on the web a a work by Max Klinger.

Short description: Etching of a Tiger by Fritz Neumann.

Notes: Thanks to Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts for providing the images.

Images by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts .

Short description: Three colorized etchings of Birds. Two of them already known: 1 , 3 .

Notes: Found on Kleinanzeigen.

Short description: A horse

Notes: Found on eBay.

Short description: A colourised print of a bird by Fritz Neumann. The bird is either a Baltimore oriole or another New World oriole species. Since there are no records that Neumann has ever been in America (yet), he might have seen it at an Aviary.

Notes: Found on eBay

Short description: Coloured etching of a flamingo by Fritz Neumann

Notes: Found on in an antiquarian bookshop in Hannover. The embossed mark of J.C. Blumenberg is clearly recognisable. Matching the title of the newspaper article on Fritz Neumann .

Short description: A etching of a the war harbour Kiel by Fritz Neumann.

Notes: Found on eBay . this has been brought to my attention by Torsten Steinberg. As he has noted this has almost certainly a wrong attribution: The stem points to a ship after the First World War, probably the Königsberg or a ship from the class , built after 1927, so the authorship of Hermann Fritz Neumann (1858 - 1920) can be ruled out.

Short description: A colourised etching of a hereditary farm by Fritz Neumann.

Notes: There is also a print (certainly from a magazine) of this etching on eBay . Keep in mind, that those aren’t woodcuts!

Short description: Coloured etching of a duck pond by Fritz Neumann

Notes: Found on a flea market (Flohmarkt Flohschanze) in Hamburg. The embossed mark of J.C. Blumenberg is clearly recognisable.