Eva Braun - elegantes zweiteiliges Trachtenkleid mit Seidentuch - photo 1

Eva Braun - elegantes zweiteiliges Trachtenkleid mit Seidentuch

Lot 5087
28.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 5087 | Eva Braun - elegantes zweiteiliges Trachtenkleid mit Seidentuch
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€ 5 000
Aus dunkelbrauner gewässerter Seide mit eingewebtem Blütendekor gefertigt. Der Spenzer mit langen, im Schulterbereich gebauschten Ärmeln, sieben Trachtenknöpfen aus Silberfiligran mit eingesetzten grünen und roten Glassteinen (einige fehlen) sowie Leinenfutter. Im Nackenbereich vernähtes, in Seide gesticktes Monogramm "EB" in der typischen Form, die Seide im äußeren Nackenbereich etwas zerschlissen. Der lange Rock mit vorderseitiger (durch die fehlende Schürze verdeckter), durch Haken verschließbarer Öffnung, der Bund mit Zugschnur sowie in Rot auf Leinen gesticktem, kleinem Monogramm "E.B." in gotischen Lettern. Rechtsseitig eingearbeitete Tasche. Feines schwarzes Leinenfutter, schwarzer Samtabschluss. Das Trachtentuch aus cremefarbener Seide mit eingewebtem Kirschdekor sowie umlaufendem, teils geknüpftem Fransenbehang. Tuchmaße ca. 70 x 75 cm.
Ob im eleganten Abendkleid, im schlichten Kostüm oder auch im Brautkleid ihrer Großmutter, Eva Braun liebte es, sich zu verkleiden und sich in den verschiedensten Facetten zu präsentieren. Obwohl ihr öffentliche Auftritte an der Seite Hitlers zumeist verwehrt blieben, zeugen zahlreiche private Aufnahmen von der Wandlungsfähigkeit Eva Brauns. Traditionelle Dirndl und elegante Trachtenkleider zählten dabei stets zu ihrer bevorzugten Bekleidung.
Provenienz: Commanding Intelligence Officer of the District Greater Salzburg L. Frankenfield, der im Mai 1945 in der Nähe von Salzburg mehr als 40 Koffer mit persönlichen Gegenständen von Eva Braun, ihrer Schwester Gretl Braun-Fegelein und Hermann Fegelein beschlagnahmt hatte.
Made of dark brown watered silk, interwoven with a floral pattern. The spencer with long sleeves, puffed at the shoulder, seven traditional Bavarian buttons made of silver filigree, set with green and red glass stones (several are lost) and lined in linen. The monogram "EB" embroidered in silk in the typical shape sewn into the inside at the neck, the silk somewhat frayed at the outer nape area. The long skirt with an opening at the front, this fastening with hooks and concealed by the (missing) apron, the waistband with a drawstring and a small monogram "E.B." in Gothic lettering, embroidered in red on linen. A pocket sewn in on the right-hand side. Fine black linen lining, black velvet trim. The traditional scarf in cream-coloured silk, interwoven with a pattern of cherries, and fringed edges, knotted in places. Dimensions approx. 70 x 75 cm.
From elegant evening gowns to understated suits or even her grandmother's wedding dress, Eva Braun loved dressing up and presenting herself in different guises. Although she was barred from appearing at Hitler's side in public for the most part, countless private photographs attest to Eva Braun's capacity for transformation. Her favourite outfits were invariably traditional dirndls and elegant Bavarian costumes.
Provenance: Commanding Intelligence Officer of the District Greater Salzburg L. Frankenfield, who confiscated over 40 suitcases containing personal items belonging to Eva Braun, her sister Gretl Braun-Fegelein and Hermann Fegelein, near Salzburg in May 1945.
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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