Skull by Otto Dix – Artwork Facts

Skull, in brief

Title: Skull
Artist: Otto Dix (1891–1969)
Artist born in: Untermhaus, Germany
Subject: skeleton

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What does "Skull" by Otto Dix depict?

The subjects of "Skull" are skeleton.

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"Skull" was created by Otto Dix. The information on this page describes Otto Dix's original work.

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About the artist, Otto Dix

1891–1969, Germany

Otto Dix

Early Life, Family and Artistic Training Untermhaus, Germany, 2 December 1891. The environment shaping Otto Dix is one of stark industrial labor and quiet, poetic undertones. His father, Franz Dix, works in an iron foundry, a setting defined by heavy toil. His mother, Louise, a seamstress, carries a history of writing poetry.

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