Conrad Westpfahl, Abstrakte Komposition städtischer Architektur - photo 1
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Conrad Westpfahl, Abstrakte Komposition städtischer Architektur - photo 1

Conrad Westpfahl, Abstrakte Komposition städtischer Architektur

Lot 4004
24.02.2018 15:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 600
AuctioneerKunst- & Auktionshaus Dr. Dr. Richter - Dr. Kafitz OHG
Event locationGermany, Bamberg
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Lot 4004 | Conrad Westpfahl, Abstrakte Komposition städtischer Architektur
Conrad Westpfahl: Berlin 1891 - 1976 Wetzhausen. Deutscher Maler und Grafiker. Bedeutender Vertreter der Informellen Kunst, insbesondere abstrakte Darstellungen. Studium in Berlin, u. a. bei Emil Orlik sowie an der Münchner Kunstakademie. 1930 Emigration nach Paris, Bekanntschaft mit Max Ernst und Picasso. Von 1934 bis 1939 in Griechenland. 1939 Rückkehr nach Berlin. Malverbot in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus nach seiner Rückkehr. Nach dem Krieg zahlreiche internationale Ausstellungen in Mailand, Paris, Florenz und Rom. Motiv: Abstrakte Komposition einer Ansicht von städtischer Architektur mit vorwiegend in Rot, Blau und Schwarz gehaltenem KoloriTiefe: Häuserzeilen auf weißem Grund mit hellen Zwischenflächen. Öl auf grober Leinwand, unten rechts signiert und datiert „Westpfahl 57“, rückseitig auf dem Rahmen handschriftlich vom Künstler bezeichnet „Figuration blanche“, 81 x 116 cm, schmale Rahmenleiste. Lit.: Hans-Dieter Mück, Conrad Westpfahl. Abstrakte Arbeiten 1932 bis 1976 (Werkverzeichnis), Frankfurt/Stuttgart 1997. Ulrich Bischoff (Hg.), Conrad Westpfahl. Eine Bildmonographie, Köln 2000.
Auction house category:Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings
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