Rudolf Pauschinger was born in 1882 in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany. He was a sculptor, etcher, and medallist.
- Pauschinger is primarily known for his animal sculptures. His works are typically made of bronze, often with a patina finish.
- The style of his sculptures can be described as realistic or slightly stylized, with a clear Art Deco influence evident in some of his pieces, such as his depictions of lions or panthers.
- He studied in Paris, Italy, and Spain, which undoubtedly influenced his artistic style and perspective. He was also a student of Rudolf Bosselt in Darmstadt.
