Ernst Eitner (Hamburg 1867 - Hamburg 1955). Mühlenteich. - photo 1
Ernst Eitner (Hamburg 1867 - Hamburg 1955). Mühlenteich. - photo 2

Ernst Eitner (Hamburg 1867 - Hamburg 1955). Mühlenteich.

Lot 463
07.05.2022 10:35UTC +01:00
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Lot 463 | Ernst Eitner (Hamburg 1867 - Hamburg 1955). Mühlenteich.
Ernst Eitner (Hamburg 1867 - Hamburg 1955). Mühlenteich.Wohl 1916. Öl/Lw., 64,5 x 87,5 cm, verso betitelt, bez. 'Nachlass E. Eitner' mit Unterschrift von Maria Wolters geb. Eitner, auf dem Keilrahmen Bestätigung der Authentizität von Maria Wolters, min. Farbabspl. - Literatur: Eine sehr ähnliche 1916 datierte Fassung des Motiv befindet sich in der Sammlung der Haspa. Vgl.: E. E. Ein Hamburger Maler des Lichts, doppelseitige Abb. S. 72f. - Deutscher Maler und Graphiker. Ein Stipendium der Stadt Hamburg ermöglichte E. ab 1886 das Studium an der Karlsruher Akademie bei G. Schönleber sowie an den Akademien Düsseldorf und Antwerpen. 1892 gewann er eine Goldmedaille auf einer Ausstellung in Dresden und bereits 1894 stellte er in Paris aus. Er war 1897 Gründungsmitglied des Hamburgischen Künstlerclubs, 1917 wurde er zum Professor ernannt. Mit seinem farbenfrohen und freundlichen Impressionismus ist Eitner einer der Hauptmeister der künstlerischen Erneuerung in Hamburg. Mus.: Hamburg (Kunsthalle, Altonaer Mus., Hamburg-Mus., MK&G), Schleswig (SHLM), Lübeck (St.-Annen-Mus.), Flensburg. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Der Neue Rump, Kat. Haspa: E.E. - Ein Hamburger Impressionist, 2005, E.E. Ein Hamburger Maler des Lichts, 2012 u.a.
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