Carl Jutz d. Ä.. Chickens in front of the henhouse - photo 1
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Carl Jutz d. Ä.. Chickens in front of the henhouse

Lot 319
02.07.2025 16:00UTC +02:00
Classic
Bid acceptance closed for this auction
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
Buyer Premium30%
ID 1451306
Lot 319 | Carl Jutz d. Ä.. Chickens in front of the henhouse
Estimate value
€ 3 000 – 3 500
Signed lower right. Oil on canvas. 26.5 x 34.5 cm. Relined. Framed (42 x 48.5 cm).

Carl Jutz hat vielen seiner Gemälde Titel gegeben, die den Darstellungen antropomorphe Züge verleihen. Leider hat sich der Titel zu diesem Gemälde nicht überliefert, es fällt aber nicht schwer, eine Handlung hier hinein zu interpretieren: Die Spannung zwischen dem Hahn und den drei Hennen dominiert das Bild. Und auch der Blick der Ente im Hintergrund wird nicht zufällig auf die Szene gerichtet sein. Ob Jutz hier Eifersucht, Machtgefälle oder etwas anderes thematisieren möchte, bleibt aufgrund des fehlenden Titels ungewiss. Dafür können wir uns nun Gedanken machen, was der Grund für die Spannung zwischen den Parteien sein kann.
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