Eric Goldbaum

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3 albums/24 artworks – Eric Godal and Eric Godal were pseudonyms used by Erich (or Eric) Goldbaum (1899 – 1969). The German artist went to the Gymnasium in Berlin.Godal started in 1919 as a poster artist and draftsman in the magazine Der Orchideengarten. In 1920 he published the portfolio Revolution in the “Cooperative for proletarian art” Berlin.He found employment as a press draftsman for court hearings and was a long-time draftsman at the Berlin 8 o’clock evening paper. He also worked for the Emelka newsreel, for Simplicissimus, Die Aktion and Uhu. In the meantime, he had a job as a set designer for Max Reinhardt and painted the decorations for the silent films Two Black Lanterns (1921) and Elixirs of…

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