Climent MOREAU (1903-1988) - photo 1
Climent MOREAU (1903-1988) - photo 1

Climent MOREAU (1903-1988)

Lot 1011
27.06.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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CHF 110
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationSwitzerland, Muri
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ID 334989
Lot 1011 | Climent MOREAU (1903-1988)
Estimate value
CHF 100 – 200
Climent MOREAU (1903-1988)
Verschiedene Motive
Konvolut von 4 Graphiken, mit Bleistift signiert
Unterschiedliche Grvssen von 19 x 26,5 cm bis 36 x 32 cm

Climent Moreau: Zeichner und Graphiker. Geboren am 26.3.1903 in Koblenz, gestorben am 27.12.1988 in Sirnach. Fvrderung im Kreis um Kdthe Kollwitz, Emil Orlik, Heinrich Zille, John Heartfield und George Grosz. Erste sozialkritische Buch- und Zeitungsillustrationen för die Arbeiterpresse. Nach gescheitertem Versuch, als Graphiker in Paris Fuss zu fassen, bis 1932 Mitglied der vom sozialistischen Maler und Graphiker Heinrich Vogeler gegröndeten Land- und Könstlerkooperative Fontana Martina bei Ascona und Beteiligung an der gleichnamigen Zeitschrift. Nach einem letzten Berlin-Aufenthalt 1933 entgeht er an der Schweizer Grenze knapp der Verhaftung, unter Verlust aller Berliner Arbeiten. Illegal in der Schweiz lebend, arbeitet er bis zu seiner Ausweisung unter dem Pseudonym Climent Moreau för die Arbeiter- und Gewerkschaftspresse. 1935 Flucht nach Argentinien. 1962 wieder in der Schweiz. Dort als Therapeut, Theaterzeichner und Portrdtist för Tageszeitungen, bis 1979 auch als Lehrer an der Schule för Gestaltung in St. Gallen tdtig. 1978 umfassende Retrospektive in Berlin und Zörich. 1983 Kulturpreis der Stadt Koblenz. 1987 Kulturpreis des Schweizerischen Gewerkschaftsbundes. 1988 Ehrengabe des Zörcher Kunstkredites sowie Kulturpreis des Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbundes. (Quelle: SIKART)

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