Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909 - photo 1
Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909 - photo 2
Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909 - photo 3
Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909 - photo 4
Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909 - photo 1

Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909

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26.05.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 36 | Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909
Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme", datiert 1909
Öl auf Leinwand, doubliert. Großformatige Ansicht der drei Türme von der Sporer Alm aus gesehen. Links unten signiert "Eugen Bracht 1909". Auf dem Spannrahmen bezeichnet "782 Die drei Thürme von der Sporeralp aus. Eugen Bracht, Dresden". In zeitgenössischem, goldfarbenem Holzrahmen. Bildmaße 168 x 135 cm, mit Rahmen 182 x 144 cm.
Eugen Bracht (1842 - 1921): deutscher Landschafts- und Historienmaler sowie Hochschullehrer. Nach einer Ausbildung an den Kunstschulen in Karlsruhe und Düsseldorf war er ab 1882 Dozent an der Berliner Kunstakademie und avancierte zwei Jahre später zum "ordentlichen Professor". 1901/02 übernahm er die Leitung des Meisterateliers für Landschaftsmalerei and der Dresdener Kunstakademie.

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Eugen Bracht – "Die drei Türme" (The Three Towers), dated 1909
Oil on canvas, re-lined. A large-format scene of the three towers, viewed from the Sporer Alm. Signed "Eugen Bracht 1909" at the bottom left. The stretcher marked "782 Die drei Thürme von der Sporeralp aus. Eugen Bracht, Dresden". In a contemporary, gold-coloured wooden frame. Size of the painting 168 x 135 cm, including frame 182 x 144 cm.
Eugen Bracht (1842 - 1921) was a German landscape and historical painter, as well as a professor. After completing his studies at the art academies in Karlsruhe und Düsseldorf, he became a lecturer at the Berlin Academy of Arts in 1882 and was promoted to "full professor" two years later. In 1901/02, he was appointed director of the master studio for landscape painting and of the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts.

Condition: II
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