Amaryllis', 1931 - photo 1
Amaryllis', 1931 - photo 2
Amaryllis', 1931 - photo 3
Amaryllis', 1931 - photo 1

Amaryllis', 1931

Lot 173
14.11.2020 18:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 5 000
AuctioneerWETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
Event locationGermany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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ID 417756
Lot 173 | Amaryllis', 1931
Estimate value
€ 5 000
Christian Rohlfs (1849 Niendorf - 1938 Hagen)
'Amaryllis', 1931, Wassertempera mit Kreide auf Japanpapier, 39 cm x 26,5 cm Blattmaß, unten mittig rechts datiert und monogrammiert, rückseitig von Helene Rohlfs beschriftet, Werkverzeichnis Paul Vogt, S. 192, Nr. 60, mit Expertise von Paul Vogt, Provenienz: Frau Helen Rohlfs, Galerie Neher, Rechnung der Buchhandlung und Galerie Neher anbei; Christian Rohlfs war ein deutscher Maler der Moderne. Er geht 1870 auf Anraten des Malers Ludwig Pietsch zur Großherzogliche Kunstschule in Weimar. Er studiert bei dem Historien- und Porträtmaler Paul Thumann. In dieser ersten Phase produzierte er hauptsächlich naturalistische Werke. Prominenz aber erlangte er, bei aller Eigenständigkeit, in den beiden bedeutenden Stilrichtungen seiner Epoche, zunächst dem Impressionismus und später dem Expressionismus, und wurde so zum \Nestor der deutschen Moderne\". Ab 1884 arbeitete er als freiberuflicher Künstler in Weimar. Auf Einladung von Karl Ernst Osthaus zog er 1901 nach Hagen, wo er an der Folkwangschule unterrichtete. 1908 folgt er Osthaus in den Sonderbund. 1924 ehrte man ihn in Berlin mit der Mitgliedschaft in der Preußischen Akademie der Künste. Als entarteter Künstler wurde er am 7. Januar 1938, einen Tag vor seinem Tod, von der Preußischen Akademie der Künste ausgeschlossen. """
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