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Albert Brendel, Konvolut Tierstudien

Lot 3712
26.02.2026 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1546385
Lot 3712 | Albert Brendel, Konvolut Tierstudien
drei Zeichnungen mit der Darstellung von Pferden, Rindern und Schafen, Graphit oder Tusche auf dünnem Papier, Ende 19. Jh., auf Unterlagekarton montiert und hier rückseitig Stempel "A. Brendel Nachlaß", fleckig und teils Verluste im Randbereich, Blattmaße max. ca. 19 x 34 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Albert Heinrich Brendel, dt. Tiermaler und Graphiker (1827 Berlin bis 1895 Weimar), zunächst Schüler des Landschaftsmalers Wilhelm Schirmer, studierte an der Akademie Berlin, weitergebildet bei dem Marinemaler Wilhelm Krause, parallel Studium der Tiermalerei an der Tierarzneischule zu Berlin, 1851 Studienreise über Holland, die Normandie nach Paris, hier Schüler von Thomas Couture und des Landschafts- und Tiermalers Guiseppe Palizzi, 1852 Studienreise durch Italien und Sizilien, 1854–64 tätig in Paris, mit Sommeraufenthalten in Barbizon und Anschluss an die Malergruppe von Théodore Rousseau, Jean-François Millet und Constant Troyon im Wald von Fontainebleau, 1869–75 in Berlin ansässig, 1875 Übersiedlung nach Weimar und Berufung zum Professor an die Weimarer Kunstschule, 1882–85 deren Direktor, Ehrenmitglied der Berliner Akademie, tätig in Berlin, Barbizon und Weimar, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Meyers Konversationslexikon und Internet.
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