Portrait

Anta Rupflin very rarely dated her works. Most works in the catalogue raisonné have therefore been dated by the authors to the best of their knowledge using letters, calendars, notebooks and photographs in the estate. These dates, however, are not claimed to be definitive.
However the artist seemed to attach great importance to determining the ideal dimensions of the passpartouts herself. She drew corners or even frames into her works to determine the ideal placing of the passpartout. Occasionally she placed measurements in pencil on the lower margin of the pictures. This, however, is not noted in detail in the catalogue.

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  • Stilleben Objekt und Interieur
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Portrait
Black-haired woman in a turquoise dress
Portrait of a peasant mother with infant
Portrait study of a peasant mother with infant
Cook in Collioure
Girl in a blue apron on a kitchen chair (Cook in Collioure)
The cook in Collioure
Dark-haired man with a large scarf (Max Birrer)
Swede in Collioure
Portrait of Wolfgang Lammel (son of the artist)
Ruth and Wolf Lammel, the painter's children
Portrait of a mother with child
Pale woman's face
Head of a pale woman, looking to the right
Pale woman in chair
Pale woman in chair
Lady in a blue dress
Blonde woman
Woman with red scarf, Miss F.
Woman's head in half profile to the left (Miss F.)
Young woman carrying a box
Young woman carrying a box
Young woman carrying a box
Young woman carrying a box
Study of a standing, naked woman with a box