Wilckens, Marie-Luise. Wilckens, Marie-Luise. Die sieben Faulen. - photo 1
Wilckens, Marie-Luise. Wilckens, Marie-Luise. Die sieben Faulen. - photo 2

Die sieben Faulen.

Lot 209
06.12.2019 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 556
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 209 | Die sieben Faulen.
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€ 2 000 – 3 000
Wilckens, Marie-Luise 1908 Bremen - 2001 Gräfelfing Die sieben Faulen. 1968 Bronze Steinsockel 50 x 17 x 5 cm H. (mit Sockel) 7 x 15 x 8 cm Verso unten monogrammiert. Werkverzeichnis: Vgl. Ebertshäuser 221 Echtheitsbestätigung: Frau Cordula Huber-Wilckens hat die Authentizität mündlich bestätigt Provenienz: Privatbesitz Süddeutschland Danksagung: Wir danken Frau Cordula Huber-Wilckens für die freundliche Unterstützung bei der wissenschaftlichen Bearbeitung Eine überlebensgroße Version der sieben Faulen - sie ist 7,50 m hoch, steht in Bremen im Herdentorviertel, vor dem Siemenshochhaus (Ebertshäuser 223). Die Legende der sieben Faulen geht auf eine im 19. Jahrhundert von Friedrich Wagenfeld erdichtete ''Volkssage'' zurück. Demzufolge hatte ein armer Bauer sieben Söhne, die sich nicht um die Felder des Vaters kümmern wollten. Stattdessen zogen sie in die Welt hinaus, kamen zurück und widmeten sich den Felder mit dort gelernten innovativen Techniken. Marie-Luise Wilckens Interpretation zeigt einen stilisierten Lebensbaum mit sieben männlichen Figuren und verschiedenen Arbeitssymbolen, darunter ein Rad, eine Kelle, ein Spaten und mehr. Im Steinsockel sind die Umrisse von sieben Männern eingeritzt.
Medium:Bronze
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