Friedrich G. Einhoff first received his artistic education at the Kunstgewerbeschule Gelsenkirchen and then worked for a short time as a painter at the local Stadttheater, before completing his studies in Berlin in 1925. After his exam Einhoff goes to Frankfurt as a teacher and then for some time to Rostock. During this time he had his first exhibitions. In 1928 his watercolors were praised in the Deutsche Tageszeitung and his name together with that of the expressionist Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. From his works speaks a strong orientation to Expressionism. Friedrich Einhoff also presents the work "Spiegelnder Waldsee" in a very expressive manner on the sheet here.
Signed and dated "Einhoff 25".