Edward Cucuel - photo 1
Edward Cucuel - photo 1

Edward Cucuel

Starting price
€ 7 500
Auction dateClassic
10.05.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 319537
Lot 1359 | Edward Cucuel
(1875 San Francisco - 1954 Pasadena) "The Sierra Madre Mountains, California". Originaltitel Blick über einen sandigen, von Bäumen flankierten Weg und ein Gebäude-Ensemble mit leuchtend roten Dächern auf die imposante Gebirgskette im Hintergrund. Impressionistische, teilw. mit pastosem Farbauftrag ausgeführte, seltene Landschaft Cucuels, der hierin die flimmernde Lichtstimmung eines heißen, sonnendurchfluteten Sommertages in Kalifornien einfing. Cucuel war ab 1907 in München ansässig, wo er sich der Künstlergruppe "Die Scholle" und Leo Putz anschloss. Schon 1907 stellte Cucuel im Glaspalast aus, 1912 in der Sezession und 1915 auf der Weltausstellung in San Francisco (Silbermedaille). Öl/Leinwand; Rechts unten sowie verso signiert; Rückseitig altes Etikett des Gepäckdienstes der Hamburg-Amerika-Linie (H.A.L.G) aus den 1920er Jahren (undeutlich Dat. "192(4?). Am Keilrahmen wohl eigenhändig betitelt. 41 cm x 51 cm. Rahmen. /P/Provenienz: Geschenk des Künstlers vor dem Zweiten Weltkrieg an eine enge Freundin, die mit ihm 20 Jahre in Deutschland und Pasadena/Kalifornien lebte; in Erbfolge an ihre Großnichte Caryl Dickson, Sydney, und im Besitz der Familie. Oil on canvas. Signed on the front and the reverse. Further an original shipping label of the "Hamburg-Amerika-Linie" on the reverse, indistinctly dated "192(4?)". Titled on the canvas stretcher.
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