Carry (Carl Maria) Hauser - photo 1
Carry (Carl Maria) Hauser - photo 1

Carry (Carl Maria) Hauser

Lot 1680
01.12.2019 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 5 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1680 | Carry (Carl Maria) Hauser
(1895 Wien - 1985 Rekawinkel)Maria MagdalenaExpressionistische Darstellung der trauernden Heiligen, flankiert von zwei weiteren Figuren. Für Hauser in Motiv und Stil charakteristisches Gemälde aus einer Werkreihe mit Heiligen- und Madonnendarstellungen, die ab Mitte der 1930er Jahre entstanden. Seine tiefe Religiösität drückte sich auch in seinem Widerstand zum Nationalsozialismus aus, so dass er 1938 ein Berufs- und Ausstellungsverbot erhielt. 1939 musste seine Frau als "Halbjüdin" mit dem Sohn flüchten, er selbst war bis 1947 Exilant in der Schweiz. Nach seiner Rückkehr beteiligte sich Hauser aktiv am Wiederaufbau des kulturellen und künstlerischen Lebens in Österreich. Öl/Malkarton. Links unten monogrammiert (ligiert) und datiert (19)49. Verso nochmals signiert, dat. u. betitelt "CARRY HAUSER MARIA MAGDALENA 1949", altes Ausstellungsetikett mit Bezeichnung u. Wiener Künstleradresse. 48,5 cm x 34 cm. Rahmen.Literatur: Cornelia Cabuk, "Carry Hauser. Monografie und Werkverzeichnis", Wien, 2012; Katalog "Carry Hauser - Werke aus dem Nachlass", herausgegeben vom Kunsthandel Widder, Wien 2018, S. 83, Nr. 238.Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass des Künstlers.Oil on cardboard. Monogrammed and dated (19)49. Further signed, titled and dated on the rerverse, old exhibition label with the artist's address in Vienna. From the estate of the artist.
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