Blumenarrangement in einer Steinnische , Drechsler, Johann Baptist 1756 Lichtental b. Wien - 1811 Wien - photo 1
Blumenarrangement in einer Steinnische , Drechsler, Johann Baptist 1756 Lichtental b. Wien - 1811 Wien - photo 2
Blumenarrangement in einer Steinnische , Drechsler, Johann Baptist 1756 Lichtental b. Wien - 1811 Wien - photo 1

Blumenarrangement in einer Steinnische , Drechsler, Johann Baptist 1756 Lichtental b. Wien - 1811 Wien

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22.10.2019 18:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 62 | Blumenarrangement in einer Steinnische , Drechsler, Johann Baptist 1756 Lichtental b. Wien - 1811 Wien
Rechts unten signiert und 1804 datiert. Öl auf Holz. 47,5 x 34,5 cm. Einschubleisten. Restaurierung. Rahmen. Johann Baptist Drechsler war von 1772 bis 1785 als Blumenmaler in der Wiener Porzellanmanufaktur tätig. Ab 1787 wirkte er zwanzig Jahre als Direktor der neu gegründeten Manufaktur-Zeichenschule an der Wiener Akademie, zu deren Direktor er schließlich im Jahr 1807 ernannt wurde. Schon in den 1780er Jahren begann Drechsler, sich verstärkt mit der Ölmalerei zu befassen, worin er zu höchster künstlerischer wie technischer Perfektion gelangte. Johann Baptist Drechsler ist die Neuorientierung der Wiener Stilllebenmalerei an den niederländischen Vorbildern des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts zu verdanken. Insbesondere übernahm er die sie prägenden, raffiniert komponierten Arrangements und die nuancierte Darstellung, wie sie im Schaffen Rachel Ruyschs und Jan van Huysums anzutreffen sind. Mit Drechslers Schaffen etablierte sich statt der dekorativ-barocken Pracht ein detailreicher, in seiner Klarheit und Brillanz der Darstellung noch heute bestechender Naturalismus.
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