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Erik Larsen, Harlekin und Colombina

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Auction dateClassic
16.11.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 1063054
Lot 4139 | Erik Larsen, Harlekin und Colombina
anrührende Szene der Commedia dell’arte, in welcher der fröhliche Harlekin [auch Arlecchino] die lebenslustige Colombina umarmt, expressive Malerei mit breitem Pinselduktus, hierzu bemerkt Lasse Hultberg in Weilbachs Künstlerlexikon: "... Erik Larsen war Boheme. Er verbrachte seine Zeit zwischen den Kneipen in Kopenhagen und dem Sommerleben in Løkken. In seiner Jugend ließ er sich besonders von der zeitgenössischen französischen Zeichnung inspirieren und schuf Cafészenen, Narren und exotische Motive in einem streng dekorativen Stil mit einer Tendenz zur Geometrisierung der Figuren. ...", Aquarell, um 1960, links unten signiert "Erik Larsen", rückseitig Rahmungsetikett Münchberg, sehr schön hinter Glas und Passepartout gerahmt, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 46,5 x 62 cm. Künstlerinfo: dänischer Maler, Pressezeichner, Illustrator, Plakatgestalter, Poet und Zeichner (1902 Frederikshavn bis 1975 Hørsholm), Kindheit in Frederikshavn und Aarhus, Ausbildung zum Dekorateur, schließlich tätig als Dekorateur für den Onkel mütterlicherseits, Carl Chr. Christiansen, welcher als Lebensmittelhändler 22 Geschäfte in Kopenhagen unterhielt, unternahm Studienreise nach Marokko, 1929 zeitweise in München, 1929 und 1936 Aufenthalte in Paris, 1930 Preisträger der Stadt Løkken für touristische Plakatgestaltungen, durch familiäre Förderung 1932-33 Schüler des Malers Karl Larsen (1897-1977), der weitestgehend als Bohemien zwischen Kopenhagen, Klampenborg und Løkken lebende Künstler war sehr produktiv und beschickte ab den 1930er Jahren zahlreiche Ausstellungen z.B. in Aalborg, Løkken und Kopenhagen, Quelle: Vollmer, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Weilbach sowie Info von Dorit Ruth, Vase Larsen und Helle Bæk Nielsen.
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