Dix, Otto (1891 Untermhaus/Gera - 1969 Singen). Der Lobosch in Bömen - photo 1

Dix, Otto (1891 Untermhaus/Gera - 1969 Singen). Der Lobosch in Bömen

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Auction dateClassic
30.05.2018 13:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Lot 14 | Dix, Otto (1891 Untermhaus/Gera - 1969 Singen). Der Lobosch in Bömen
1940. Öl auf Holz. 68 x 87,5cm. zum Teil unleserlich bezeichnet verso auf Karton oben links: OTTO DiX HEMM... (Hemmenhofen). Hier zudem bezeichnet oben Mitte: O.Dix 1940. Rahmen.
Provenienz:
- Unternehmenssammlung Deutschland

Literatur:
- Fritz Löffler: Otto Dix, 1891-1969 - OEuvre der Gemälde, Recklinghausen 1981, WVZ.-Nr. 1940/19 mit s/w Abb. (hier mit der Angabe: monogrammiert unten rechts: D)


Otto Dix ist einer der ersten Künstler, der die Gewaltherrschaft der Nationalsozialisten zu spüren bekommt. Anfang 1933 wird er aus der Dresdener Kunstakademie entlassen und als "entarteter" Künstler verfemt. Anstelle ins ausländische Exil zu gehen, zieht er an den Bodensee - erst nach Schloß RandeGelbgold,1936 dann nach Hemmenhofen. Hier wählt er die innere Emigration und wendet sich großen Sinn- und Zeitbildern zu. Dabei konzentriert er sich u.a. auf das Malen von Landschaften, die er in der Tradition der Romantik zum Schauplatz seines Empfindens macht. Dies tut er auch in unserer Herbstlandschaft: In Braun- und Grüntönen tauch er die beiden Bergkegel und bettet darin die hellen, fast golden wirkenden Gelbnuancen der Wiesen und der Häuser eines kleinen Dorfes. Die dichte Wolkendecke, deren Dunst den Horizont verschleiert, malt er in überwiegend dunklen Grauabstufungen. Subtil und feinfühlig bringt Dix hier seine Melancholie angesichts der biografischen und finanziellen Not zum Ausdruck
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