Ackermann, Peter 1934 Jena - 2007 Cortona-Valecchie. ''Nach Canaletto'' (Campo e la chiesa dei Gesuiti). 1974 - photo 1

Ackermann, Peter 1934 Jena - 2007 Cortona-Valecchie. ''Nach Canaletto'' (Campo e la chiesa dei Gesuiti). 1974

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08.06.2018 17:15UTC +02:00
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Lot 131 | Ackermann, Peter 1934 Jena - 2007 Cortona-Valecchie. ''Nach Canaletto'' (Campo e la chiesa dei Gesuiti). 1974
Öl auf Leinwand und Gipsrelief 98 x 100 x 23 cmRechts unten signiert und datiert. Verso Etikett mit dem maschinenschriftlichen Titel.Provenienz: Privatsammlung SüddeutschlandAusstellung: Peter Ackermann. Galerie Lietzow, Berlin, 20. 2. - 21. 3. 1975, Kat.-Nr. 42 (verso Etikett)''Gerade die Sachlichkeit und Sachkenntnis, mit der Ackermann das baugeschichtliche Detail ausführt, verrücken seine Architekturen in eine phantasmagorische Dimension. Meist setzt er Bruchstücke, architektonische Reste, ''Torsi'' ins Bild, hart konturiert in einem kühlen hellen LichTiefe: Sie konstituieren ''Stille Räume'', imaginäre Räume. Die Überraschung unter den ausgestellten Arbeiten (Bilder und Aquarelle, alle 1974 entstanden) sind die ''Stukkatur-Bilder''. Die plan gemalte Architektur wird am unteren Bildrand in ein als architektonisches Ornament modelliertes Gipsrelief hineingezogen, das die Malerei zugleich fortführt und unterbricht. Etwa im Bild ''Nach Canaletto'' (Campo e la chiesa dei Gesuiti) ist das mehr als eine technische Neuerung, nämlich eine Potenzierung des irritierenden Spiels mit Fassade und Kulisse'' (Ausst.-Kat. Galerie Lietzow, Berlin 1975).
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