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Arthur Illies

Lot 1917
04.12.2021 11:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1917 | Arthur Illies
(1870 Hamburg - 1952 Lüneburg) Steffensche Kinder Auf einem Sofa einträchtig nebeneinander sitzendes, jugendliches Geschwisterpaar, das Mädchen in hellvioletter Bluse mit weißem Spitzenkragen, der Junge in dunkelblau-rot gestreiftem Pullover mit Modellboot in den Händen, zwischen Ihnen ein Terrier. 1902 entstandenes, frühes, impressionistisches Werk des Künstlers. Illies wirkte 1897-1907 als Vorsitzender und künstlerisch treibende Kraft des progressiven Hamburgischen Künstlerclubs und gehörte zu den Avantgardisten der norddeutschen Kunstszene. Er beteiligte sich bereits 1901 an der Ausstellung der Berliner Sezession und hatte in der Folge auch zahlreiche Einzelausstellungen. Als markantester, experimentierfreudigster und unruhevollster Hamburger Künstler vor dem I. Weltkrieg vollzog er eine künstlerische Entwicklung von impressionistischer Freilichtmalerei über den Jugendstil bis hin zu einer expressiv gesteigerten Farbigkeit. Zu den Sammlern von Gemälden und Auftraggebern für moderne Raumkunst-Innenraumgestaltungen im Jugendstil von Illies gehörte das Hamburger Großbürgertum, darunter Kaufleute und Juristen wie Hugo Steffens, Carl Mönckeberg und Henry B. Simms. Öl/Lwd.; 100 x 100 cm. Original-Rahmen. Vgl. Wvz. Illies 501. Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass der Familie Steffens. Oil on canvas. Mentioned in the catalogue raisonné (no. 501).
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