Artur Hoffmann (1874-1960), German sculptor, studied under Gerhard Janensch at the Berlin Academy until 1903, was represented with bronze and wood sculptures from 1900 to 1920 at the annual Great Berlin Art Exhibition, received the Grand State Prize in 1903, his most well-known Orders include the Essen Relief, with the representation of Krupp steelmaking. ''Sanct Georg'', large bronze group with an unusual representation of the dragon slayer after completed fight. George on horseback, dragging the dead monster behind him, while the horse strengthens himself at a potion. Two-tone patinated bronze over original wooden base, on it inscribed. ''Sanct Georg'', signed in the font, lance sharpened, left leg of George has a gap, Ges.-Dimensions 19 x 54 x 75 cm