Curt Ehrhardt - photo 1

Curt Ehrhardt

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€ 4 600
Auction dateClassic
08.05.2022 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 747579
Lot 1955 | Curt Ehrhardt
Curt Ehrhardt (1895 Ziesar - 1972 Schwarz/Hessen)"Gleichklang". Originaltitel1919 entstandene, abstrakte, assoziative Komposition, die Einflüsse Wassily Kandinskys und anderer Avantgarde-Maler aufnimmt: "Während eines kurzen Fronturlaubes im Jahr 1916 und dem Besuch der Wanderausstellung des "Sturm" mit Bildern von Picasso, Kurt Schwitters, Franz Marc, Marc Chagall und Campendonk machte ich Bekanntschaft mit Herwarth Walden (...) und dem Sturm-Kreis. Diese Begegnung gab den entscheidenden Anstoß zum eigenen künstlerischen Schaffen (...)". Künstler der "Brücke" und des "Blauen Reiters" inspirierten ihn ebenso wie der Futurismus und der Orphismus Robert Delaunays. 1918 schloss sich Ehrhardt der "Novembergruppe" an, 1919-1922 beteiligte er sich mit insgesamt 16 Werken an den Großen Berliner Kunstausstellungen, überdies beschickte er Ausstellungen in Dresden, Chicago und Düsseldorf. Ab 1933 galten seine Bilder als "entartet", auch nach 1945 geriet der Individualist mit der neuen Kunstdoktrin der DDR in Konflikt. 1967/68 fanden erste Einzelausstellungen statt, doch erst seit 1991 trugen mehrere Ausstellungen zur Wiederentdeckung Curt Ehrhardts bei. Tusche u. Aquarell. R. u. monogr.; Verso bez. , betitelt u. dat. "Anfang Juni 1919". 36,5 cm x 45,5 cm. Rahmen.Provenienz: Galerie Hesselbach, Lauenförde; Deutsche Privatsammlung.Watercolour and brush on paper. Signed with monogram. Inscribed, titled and dated 1919 on the reverse.
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