Hans Unger (1872 Bautzen - 1936 Dresden) Still life with chrysanthemums and roses in a vase A floral piece painted in bright colours and broad, powerful brushstrokes, a characteristic Impressionist work from the Dresden artist's late period. Unger, who studied at the Dresden Academy under Friedrich Preller the Younger and Hermann Prell, among others, and continued his training at the Académie Julian under Tony Robert-Fleury and Jules-Joseph Lefebvre in 1897/98, was an important representative of Dresden Art Nouveau and began to work in a more powerful style around 1910. Oil/panel or card. Signed l. above; 44.5 cm x 30 cm (visible dimensions). Frame. Oil on panel or cardboard. Signed.