Bronze artist's figure "Naked Woman" by Max D. Hermann Fritz (1849-1913) Bronze artist's figure "Naked Woman" by Max D. Hermann Fritz Beautiful bronze figure depicting a naked woman standing on a round marble base. Signed. Max D. Hermann Fritz (1849-1913) Max Daniel Hermann Fritz was a sculptor, small sculptor, medalist, portrait and animal painter. On the 13th Born in Neuhaus am Rennweg in July 1873, he became a student of Louis Hutschenreuther, the head of the Lichte drawing and modeling school. There are detailed reports on the Internet about his sculptural work and his works. There is also a publication by Ellen Mey: "Under the Sign of the Lion - Porcelain by Artists", which reports on the artistic career of Max Hermann Fritz. After moving to Dresden, he mainly created bronzes from 1900 to 1917. You can also admire some of his bronzes in the following local magazine: ostrich figure, frog prince, foal, mother with child, hunting goddess Diana. Max Hermann Fritz also designed gravestones. Only now has it become known that he designed the tomb of the Köhne family in the Trinity Cemetery in Dresden, which is still preserved. Charlotte Köhne was the sister-in-law of Max Hermann Fritz, who had lost his two children.