Dirr (Dürr), Johann Sebastian - photo 1
Dirr (Dürr), Johann Sebastian - photo 1

Dirr (Dürr), Johann Sebastian

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Auction dateClassic
24.03.2018 11:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionhaus Geble GbR
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Germany, Radolfzell
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ID 50116
Lot 630 | Dirr (Dürr), Johann Sebastian
Dirr (Dürr), Johann Sebastian (Überlingen 1766 - 1830) als Sohn des Franz Anton Dirr, Bildhauer (u.a. Franziskaner Kirche Überlingen, Kanzel der Stiftskirche in St. Gallen) eher als Vedutenmaler der Gegend am Bodensee bekannt; aus Privatbesitz Überlingen/Karlsruhe gelangen 9 kleinformatige Arbeiten in ÖL aus dem Jahre 1799 mit Szenen aus dem 2. Koalitionskrieg Napoleon Bonapartes zum Ausruf; dabei wurden von Dirr vorwiegend (Zitat 1) ''Kampfszenen und Episoden aus dem Lagerleben mit französischen und österreichischen Soldaten vor wechselnden Bodenseekulisse'' gezeigt; 1) Band 18 Kunst am See, Johann Sebastian Dirr, Ansichten vom Bodensee, Verlag R. Gessler 1987, Seite 34 mit Abbildung der nachfolgend 1. Position; diese Arbeiten waren ausgestellt im Juli 1961 in der Galerie ''Fauler Pelz'' in Überlingen bei der Ausstellung ''Kunstwerke aus Überlinger Privatbesitz''; wir bedanken uns bei Herrn Walter Liehner, Stadtarchiv Überlingen für seine Recherche; die 9 Werke gelangen einzeln zum Ausruf - Gesamtgebote sind jedoch möglich; ''Gefechtszene'' zwischen Österreichern und Franzosen vor Hohentwiel-Kulisse; ÖL/Karton; ca. 19 x 26 cm; R; Soldaten
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