Bernd Altenstein (Schlossberg 1943). Sitzende. - photo 1
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Bernd Altenstein (Schlossberg 1943). Sitzende.

Lot 599
29.11.2025 11:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Stahl
Event locationGermany, Hamburg
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ID 1520614
Lot 599 | Bernd Altenstein (Schlossberg 1943). Sitzende.
Um 2000. Bronze, schwarz-grün patiniert. H. 38,5 x 30 x 7 cm. Monogrammiert BA, nummeriertes Exemplar 2/6. Die sitzende Frau gehört zu Altensteins Werkreihe 'Auf schmalem Grat' mit Darstellungen wie Penelope (1999), Venezianerin (2003) oder Sitzende (2004). In dieser und anderen Werkreihen entwickelt der Künstler seit 2000 die formale Strenge und inhaltliche Mehrschichtigkeit seiner plastischen Vorstellungen. - Deutscher Bildhauer, studierte Bildhauerei in Stuttgart und war anschließend Assistent bei Prof. Jürgen Weber in Braunschweig, von 1975-2009 lehrte er an der HfK Bremen den Studiengang Plastik und hat seit 1994 ein Atelier in Worpswede. Er schuf zahlreiche Arbeiten für den Öffentlichen Raum, darunter den Paradiesbrunnen in der Moorweidenstraße in Hamburg. Neben Waldemar Otto prägte Altenstein die figürliche Bildhauerei und war einer der wenigen verbleibenden figürlichen Lehrer in Deutschland.
Artist:Bernd Altenstein (1943)
Auction house category:Sculptures and Bronzes
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