SEESCHWÄBISCH-HANS JACOB MEMBERGER (ZUGESCHRIEBEN). DER WUNDERBARE FISCHZUG. DIE BERUFUNG DES ERSTEN JÜNGER - photo 1
SEESCHWÄBISCH-HANS JACOB MEMBERGER (ZUGESCHRIEBEN). DER WUNDERBARE FISCHZUG. DIE BERUFUNG DES ERSTEN JÜNGER - photo 2
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SEESCHWÄBISCH-HANS JACOB MEMBERGER (ZUGESCHRIEBEN). DER WUNDERBARE FISCHZUG. DIE BERUFUNG DES ERSTEN JÜNGER - photo 1

DER WUNDERBARE FISCHZUG. DIE BERUFUNG DES ERSTEN JÜNGER

Lot 1526
14.03.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 300
AuctioneerHargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Event locationGermany, Düsseldorf
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Lot 1526 | DER WUNDERBARE FISCHZUG. DIE BERUFUNG DES ERSTEN JÜNGER
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€ 2 200 – 4 400
SEASWABIAN-HANS JACOB MEMBERGER (ZUGESCHRIEBEN) Active, Lake Constance area and Salzburg about 1560/1610. THE MIRACULOUS CATCH OF FISH. THE CALLING OF SAINT PETER Oil on massive wooden panel. 83 cm x 169 cm (F. 85 cm x 174 cm). Verso: Four inserted backside sponki. Part. min. old restored. Frame. The starting point of the 'Seaswabian School' was Konrad Witz (around 1400-1446 Basel), born in Rottweil. Over the years, a large numer of well-known artists grouped around him, who shaped the art there for a long time. In the 16th century Hans Kaspar Memberger and his brother Jacob Memberger worked in Constance. Hans Kaspar Memberger's son, Hans Jacob Memberger, initially worked on Lake Constance before going to Salzburg and painting under Archbishop Wolf Dietrich Raitenau (1582-1612). Hans Jacob Memberger was particularly known for his unusual wide formats, such as the painting offerd here. hier angebotene Gemälde. Provenance: South German/Swabian Private Collection. Provenienz: Süddeutsch/Schwäbische Privatsammlung.
SEESCHWÄBISCH-HANS JACOB MEMBERGER (ZUGESCHRIEBEN) Tätig, Bodenseeraum und Salzburg um 1560/1610. DER WUNDERBARE FISCHZUG. DIE BERUFUNG DES ERSTEN JÜNGER Öl auf massiver Holztafel. 83 cm x 169 cm (R. 85 cm x 174 cm). Verso: Vier eingelassene Rückseitensponki. Part. min. altrest. Rahmen. Ausgangspunkt der seeschwäbischen Malerei war der in Rottweil geborene Konrad Witz (um 1400-1446 Basel). Um ihn gruppierten sich im Laufe der Jahre eine Vielzahl namhafter Künstler, die über Jahrzehnte hinweg das dortige Kunstschaffen prägten. In Konstanz waren im 16. Jahrhundert Hans Kaspar Memberger und sein Bruder Jakob Memberger tätig. Hans Kaspar Membergers Sohn, Hans Jacob Memberger, malte anfänglich am Bodensee bevor er nach Salzburg ging und unter Erzbischof Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau (1582-1612) arbeitete. Hans Jacob Memberger war besonders für seine außergewöhnlichen Breitformate bekannt, wie das hier angebotene Gemälde. Provenienz: Süddeutsch/Schwäbische Privatsammlung.
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