Bäuerin auf dem Feld - Nehmer, Rudolf - photo 1

Bäuerin auf dem Feld - Nehmer, Rudolf

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€ 120
Auction dateClassic
19.01.2018 14:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
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Germany, Niederwiesa
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ID 27566
Lot 357 | Bäuerin auf dem Feld - Nehmer, Rudolf
Holzschnitt rechts unterhalb mit Blei signiert Rud. Nehmer, Rudolf Nehmer (* 19. Mai 1912 in Bobersberg, † 12. Juli 1983 in Dresden) war ein dt. Maler u. Grafiker, nach dem Besuch der Volksschule ging er 1928 nach Berlin, wegen mangelnder materieller Voraussetzungen konnte er jedoch nicht zum Maler ausgebildet werden, 1932 fand er Förderer, darunter Kurt Hängekorb u. Hans-Ludwig Sierks, die ihm ein Kunststudium als Werkstudent vermittelten, er studierte von 1932/34 an der privaten, von Ernst Oskar Simonson-Castelli (1864-1929) gegründeten Akademie für Zeichnen u. Malen bei Woldemar Winkler u. bis 1936 als Privatschüler im Atelier von Willy Kriegel, nachdem er zwischenzeitlich kurz die Kunstakademie Dresden besucht hatte, bereits 1935 wurden Nehmers Holzschnitte zu religiösen Themen, Sprichwörtern u. Volksweisheiten in der Galerie Kühl ausgestellt, nach Ende seines Studiums arbeitete Nehmer als freischaffender Künstler in Dresden, wo er nach einem Aufenthalt in Norddeutschland wieder zurückkehrte, hier hochfromatige Feldpartie mit Bäuerin bei der Arbeit, am Horizont ein Pferdegespann, Druckbett ca. 16 x 19,5 cm, partiell braunfleckig, im Passepartout, hinter Glas im Rahmen, ca. 38 x 47,5 cm
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