Adolf Fleischmann, Paar originalgraphische Plakate - photo 1
Adolf Fleischmann, Paar originalgraphische Plakate - photo 1

Adolf Fleischmann, Paar originalgraphische Plakate

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Auction dateClassic
26.05.2018 12:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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Lot 3915 | Adolf Fleischmann, Paar originalgraphische Plakate
Komposition aus weißen und blauen Streifen vor schwarzem Grund, erschienen anlässlich einer Ausstellung im Württembergischen Kunstverein in Stuttgart 1966, Farbsiebdruck, leichte Lagerspuren, Blattmaß je ca. 84 x 59,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Maler und Graphiker (1892 Eßlingen bis 1968 Stuttgart), ab 1908 Besuch der Kunstgewerbeschule in Stuttgart, ab 1911 Studium an der Kunstakademie Stuttgart, hier Bekanntschaft mit Robert Poetzelberger und Adolf Hölzel, ab 1914 Kriegsdienst, 1917-27 mit Unterbrechungen wissenschaftlicher Zeichner und Moulageur in Zürich, 1921 Teilnahme an der Ausstellung der Münchner Neuen Sezession und starke Beeinflussung durch Franz Marc, ab 1925 entstehen kubistische Arbeiten, 1933-36 Aufenthalte in Mallorca und Paris, 1936-38 Reise durch Italien, nachfolgend schloss er sich in Paris der Gruppe l´Équipe an, hier Begegnung mit Robert Delaunay und Albert Gleizes, während des 2. Weltkrieges mehrfache Internierung, 1944 Rückkehr nach Paris, aufgrund seiner starken Abneigung zu Deutschland unterzeichnete er seine Arbeiten mit dem Pseudonym Richard, 1952 Übersiedlung nach New York, 1963-64 Aufenthalt in Stuttgart, nach schwerem Schlaganfall endgültige Rückkehr nach Stuttgart, in zahlreichen Museen und Sammlungen vertreten, Quelle: Wikipedia.
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