Christian Mali (1832-1906): Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee. Öl / LW. 1891. - photo 1
Christian Mali (1832-1906): Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee. Öl / LW. 1891. - photo 2
Christian Mali (1832-1906): Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee. Öl / LW. 1891. - photo 3
Christian Mali (1832-1906): Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee. Öl / LW. 1891. - photo 1

Christian Mali (1832-1906): Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee. Öl / LW. 1891.

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€ 2 400
Auction dateClassic
25.01.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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ID 274997
Lot 4003 | Christian Mali (1832-1906): Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee. Öl / LW. 1891.
Junge Bäuerin mit Schafen am Achensee, Öl auf Leinwand im Keilrahmen. Links unten signiert, datiert und bezeichnet "Christian Mali, München, 1891". Darstellung 49,5 x 40 cm. Im aufwendig gearbeiteten goldenen Stuckrahmen, 80 x 70 cm. Malträger und Malschicht in sehr guter Erhaltung, sehr kleine Fehlstelle fachgerecht restauriert. Rahmen mit vereinzelten sehr kleinen Fehlstellen im Stuck. Sehr gut.
Christian Friedrich Mali (1832 in Darthuizen - 1906 in München) war ein deutscher Tier-, Landschafts- und Genremaler der Münchner Schule. Dominierten anfangs noch Architekturdarstellungen und Landschaften sein Werk, so legt er zunehmend den Schwerpunkt auf die reine Darstellung der Tiere. Er versuchte Tiere und Menschen in einen psychologischen Bezug zu setzen, sie durch entsprechende kompositionelle Hinweise, wie aufeinander abgestimmte Bewegungen, Torsionen oder Verkürzungen, optisch nachvollziehbar zu verbinden. [Hans-Peter Bühler, Anton Braith - Christian Mali. Tiermaler der Münchner Schule, Mainz 1981, S. 76]
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