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Bernhard Strigel

Lot 128
26.06.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 128 | Bernhard Strigel
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€ 5 000 – 7 000
Portrait of a man with a black beret
Adhesive label Slg. Albert Figdor with the numbering "B. 3." verso. Mixed technique auf panel (lime wood?). 32.5 x 32.5 cm. Cradling. Restored. Minor damage. Minor damage to frame (53 x 44 cm).

Dr. Anna Moraht-Fromm bestätigt in ihrer Stellungnahme die Autorschaft des Bernhard Strigel. Dieser war der letzte Spross einer über drei Generationen ausgesprochen produktiv wirkenden Maler- und Bildhauerfamilie in Memmingen. Bernhard Strigel, tätig in Memmingen und Ulm, war als Bildnismaler sehr erfolgreich. Wohl auf Vermittlung des Johannes Cuspinian trat er in den Dienst Kaiser Maximilians I. Somit wurde er nicht nur nachgefragter Porträtist von Mitgliedern der kaiserlichen Familie und das Adels. Auch das bürgerliche Patriziat saß ihm Modell.

Als Vergleichsbeispiel zieht Moraht-Fromm Bernhard Strigels "Bildnis eines Mannes vor rotem Damast" (Öl auf Holz, 42,9 x 30,3 cm) der Sammlung Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid heran. Wenngleich der Dargestellte hier nach rechts gewandt ist, stimmen die Anlage der Komposition mit Landschaftshintergrund, die aufmerksam-angespannte Körperhaltung, das ausladende Barett und die strenge Mimik, welche den würdevollen Ausdruck beider Bildnisse verstärkt, überein. Vgl. zum Bildnis in Madrid: Lübbeke, Isolde (Bearb.), Early German Painting 1350-1550. The Thyssen-Bornemisza collection. Bd. 10. Stuttgart 1991, Kat.-Nr. 86 (mit Abb.). Dieses um 1525 datiert.

Provenance: "Die Sammlung Albert Figdor - Wien. Erster Teil", volume 3. Berlin [Paul Cassierer - Artaria & Co. - Glückselig GmbH], 29-30 September 1930, page LIV f., catalogue number 98 (with illustration). There stated as a work by Bernhard Strigel and spruce as support. - There it was bought back via third parties commissioned by the heiress, owned by the family since then.

Stellungnahme Dr. Anna Moraht-Fromm, Berlin, Mai 2024.
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