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Curt Echtermeyer, Herrenrunde im Kaufmannskontor

Lot 4094
28.05.2026 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 4094 | Curt Echtermeyer, Herrenrunde im Kaufmannskontor
Blick ins altehrwürdige niederländische Kaufmannskontor, mit rauchender und zechender Männerrunde, vor Fenster mit Hafenansicht, lasierende, partiell gering pastose historisierende Genremalerei, Öl auf parkettierter Holzplatte, rechts oben mit Pseudonym signiert und datiert "C. Bruckner pinx. [19]55", rückseitig Rahmungsetikett Hannover und handschriftliche Nummer "4381", Altersspuren, original im schönen versilberten und patinierten Stuckrahmen gefasst, Falzmaße ca. 60 x 80 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Kurt Echtermeier, verwandte die Pseudonyme Curt Bruckner (irrtümlich Brückner) oder Curt Bruckner-Echtermeyer, dt. Maler und Restaurator (1896 Kassel bis 1971 San Vincente de Calders Katalonien), Sohn des deutschen Kaufmanns Wilhelm Carl Romulus Echtermeier und seiner aus Valparaíso in Chile stammenden Frau Margarita Friedmann, ab ca. 1907 lebte die Familie in Berlin, ab 1914 Kunstschulbesuch in Berlin, 1925-26 Studienaufenthalt in Paris und Anschluss an die Surrealisten, weitergebildet in München und Rom, tätig in Berlin, in den 1930er Jahren zunehmend Hinwendung zur Innenarchitektur, nach 1945 unter dem Pseudonym "Curt Bruckner" mit historisierender Figurenmalerei tätig für den Berliner Kunsthändler Werner Karst, der in der Kantstraße in West-Berlin sein "Haus der Tausend Gemälde" betrieb, ab 1962 in Bamberg tätig, ab 1969 lebte er in San Vicente de Calders in der Provinz Tarragona in Katalonien, der Maler lebte ein künstlerisches "Doppelleben", unter dem Künstlernamen "Curt Bruckner" schuf er historisierende Genreszenen und unter seinem eigentlichen Namen Curt Echtermeyer entstanden dunkeltonige, mitunter expressionistischen bzw. surrealistische Traumwelten, Quelle: Biographie des Künstlers von Mark Strong und Internet.
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