Eisendieck, Suzanne (1906 – 1998). The Girl on a Sofa. (1940s).

Suzanne Eisendieck’s “The Girl on a Sofa” (1940s) is a captivating oil on canvas painting. Measuring 47.5 x 44 cm, this piece showcases Eisendieck’s unique style inspired by French Impressionists. Born in Danzig to German parents, she studied at Berlin State Academy and exhibited at the Galerie Zak. She painted using oil paint and occasionally pastels, reflecting her dedication to the craft. Eisendieck became one of the youngest pupils of Fritz August Pfuhle and was able to achieve great success after years of financial struggle. Her works, often rapid chalk or pen sketches, are highly sought after and are found in many private collections, mainly in America. “The Girl on a Sofa” is a perfect addition to any art collection.