Carl Ludwig Jessen - photo 1

Carl Ludwig Jessen

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€ 12 500
Auction dateClassic
08.05.2022 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 747437
Lot 1813 | Carl Ludwig Jessen
Carl Ludwig Jessen (1833 Deezbüll - 1917 ebenda)Ansicht von Meissen mit der AlbrechtsburgBlick von der anderen Elbseite auf die Stadt mit der prachtvollen, berühmten Albrechtsburg, die wegen ihres spätgotischen Architekturensembles als erster Schlossbau Deutschlands gilt und in der seit 1710 auch die Porzellanmanufaktur untergebracht ist; auf der linken Bildseite die Altstadtbrücke. Seltene, spätromantische Vedute des Malers, der sonst hauptsächlich in Norddeutschland tätig war. Jessen studierte 1855-1865 an der Kopenhagener Akademie bei Vilhelm Marstrand, 1867-1869 unternahm er mit einem stattlichen preußischen Stipendium zwei Reisen nach Paris und Italien. Er wurde danach ein Meister in der detailgetreuen Darstellung des Lebens in Nordfriesland, so dass seine Werke auch von kulturhistorischer Bedeutung sind. Der künstlerische Durchbruch gelang ihm 1876, als der Schleswig-Holsteinische Kunstverein das Bild "Friesisches Thinggericht" erwarb, das sich heute in der Kunsthalle Kiel befindet; 1878 entstand das bis heute berühmteste Bild "Sonntagmorgen vor der Kirche", das in verschiedenen Fassungen existiert. Zahlreiche Museen besitzen Werke Jessens, u. a. die Kunsthalle Kiel, die Kunsthalle Hamburg, das Altonaer Museum in Hamburg, der Museumsberg Flensburg und das Germanische Nationalmuseum in Nürnberg. Öl/Lwd.; R. u. sign. und dat. 1879 mit Ortsangabe Meissen. Ger. Läsuren, reinigungsbedürftig. 60 cm x 100 cm. Original-Rahmen.Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1879 with location Meissen. Minor flaws, cleaning recommended.
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