Björn Wiinblad, Junge Frau mit Vogel - photo 1
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Björn Wiinblad, Junge Frau mit Vogel

Lot 3748
20.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1482257
Lot 3748 | Björn Wiinblad, Junge Frau mit Vogel
mit wenigen sicheren Strichen gezeichnetes Bildnis einer jungen Frau mit buntem Vogel auf ihrer Hand, rechts unten gewidmet "Lieber Herr Heublein,/Danke für 1983/alles Gute in 1984/Björn Wiinblad", Mischtechnik (Graphit, Aquarell, Deckfarben) auf Bütten, technikbedingt im Randbereich leicht wellig, Blattmaße ca. 65,5 x 47,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: auch Bjørn, Bjoern oder Björn Wiinblad, dänischer Maler, Designer, Illustrator und Bühnenbildner (1918 Kopenhagen bis 2006 Lyngby), zunächst Lehre zum Typograph, 1940–43 Studium der Malerei und Illustration an der Königlich Dänischen Kunstakademie in Kopenhagen bei Aksel Jørgensen, später Ausbildung als Plastiker und Bildhauer bei Lars Syberg, zunächst tätig als Szenograph und Theatermaler, 1945 erste eigene Ausstellung, 1946–56 Chefdesigner bei Associated Nymølle Fajancefabrik, 1952 Eröffnung seiner Werkstatt mit 13 Mitarbeitern, 1954 erste Ausstellung in New York, ab 1957 49 Jahre Chefdesigner bei Rosenthal in Selb, von 1947–2006 war er weiterhin als Bühnen- und Kostümbildner weltweit tätig, 1971 Eröffnung seines Ausstellungshauses in Kopenhagen, 1994–2006 Beschäftigung mit dem Konzept des „Luna-Park“ in Japan und Umbau seines Wohnsitzes „Blaa Hus“ in Lynby zum Museum, Quelle: Wikipedia, Dieter Struss "Rosenthal – Service, Figuren, Zier- und Kunstobjekte", Nachruf auf den Künstler im Kristeligt Dagblad vom 10.06.2006 und Internet.
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