Carin und Hermann Göring - zwei großformatige Fotos aus den frühen 1920er Jahren - photo 1
Carin und Hermann Göring - zwei großformatige Fotos aus den frühen 1920er Jahren - photo 2

Carin und Hermann Göring - zwei großformatige Fotos aus den frühen 1920er Jahren

Lot 1131
29.04.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1131 | Carin und Hermann Göring - zwei großformatige Fotos aus den frühen 1920er Jahren
Carin und Hermann Göring - zwei großformatige Fotos aus den frühen 1920er Jahren
Carin Göring auf einem Bankerl vor dem Kreuz von Hochkreuth, bei der Berghütte in der Nähe von Bayrischzell, damaliges Domizil Hermann Görings und gemeinsames Liebesnest während Carins Besuchen in Bayern. Maße 23,5 x 17,5 cm, rs. geklebte Beschädigungen, die Ränder bestoßen. Hermann Göring auf Holzzaun sitzend, neben ihm Carin in Tracht, im Hintergrund Alpenpanorama. Maße 23 x 17 cm, auf Passepartout mit handschriftlicher Bleistiftbezeichnung "Vergr.(ößerung) Binder". Das Passepartout mit rs. Klebespuren einer ehemaligen Rahmung. Beide Fotos wurden in dem 1933 erstmalig erschienenen Buch "Carin Göring" von Carins Schwester, Fanny Gräfin von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, mit den Untertiteln "Das Kreuz von Hochkreuth, dem kleinen Berghaus des Ehepaars Göring" (zwischen S. 56/57) bzw. "Hermann und Carin Göring in den Alpen" (zwischen S. 62/63) publiziert. Zumindest die Aufnahme Carins in Hochkreuth stammt aus der Zeit vor der Eheschließung 1923, denn in das dortige Berghaus, das beide liebevoll "stuga" (schwedisch für Häuschen) nannten, kam sie bereits 1920 und 1921 zu Besuch und dort verfasste Hermann Göring seine Liebesbriefe an Carin. Von größter Seltenheit.
Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass Carin Görings stammend.
Carin and Hermann Göring - two large-sized photos from the early 1920ies
Carin and Hermann Göring - two large-sized photos from the early 1920ies
Carin Göring on a bench in front of the Cross of Hochkreuth, near the mountain cottage in Bayrischzell, where Göring lived at that time, and the couple's secret romantic retreat during Carin's visits to Bavaria. Dimensions 23.5 x 17.5 cm, glue-repaired damage on reverse, edge knocks. Hermann Göring sits on a wood fence, a costumed Carin beside him, an alpine panorama in the background. Dimensions 23 x 17 cm, matted with notation in pencil "Vergr. (ößerung) Binder" (enlargement Binder), the matte with reverse adhesive marks from a previous frame. From the estate of Carin Göring. These photographs, respectively subtitled [tr.] "The Cross of Hochkreuth, the small mountain house of the Görings" (between pp. 56-57) and [tr.] "Hermann and Carin Göring in the Alps" (between pp. 62-63) appeared in the 1933 book "Carin Göring" published by her sister Fanny, Countess of Wilamowitz-Moellendorff. The photo of Carin at Hochkreuth was taken prior to the couple's matrimony in 1923. She had visited the cottage, which they called "stuga" (Swedish for "little house") in 1920 and 1921. The house was also the place from where Göring had composed his love letters to Carin. Of the utmost rarity.
Provenance: From the estate of Carin Göring.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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