Franciszek Zmurko - photo 1

Franciszek Zmurko

Lot 1923
08.05.2022 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 9 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1923 | Franciszek Zmurko
Franciszek Zmurko (1859 Lemberg - 1910 Warschau)Tondo-Bildnis einer jungen FrauBrustbildnis, den Kopf mit langem, braunem Haar lasziv nach hinten gestreckt, die Schultern nur teilw. von einem heruntergeschobenen Mantel bzw. Umhang bedeckt. Mit dynamischem, schwungvollem Duktus gemaltes, für Zmurko charakteristisches, sinnliches Jugendstil-Bild in warmen Goldtönen. Der bedeutende polnische Künstler lernte zunächst bei dem Lemberger Maler Franciszek Tepa, ab 1876 studierte er an der Krakauer Akademie bei Jan Matejko und wechselte 1877 an die Kunstakademie in München zu Alexander von Wagner. 1880 übersiedelte Zmurko nach Krakau; durch ein Stipendium Kaiser Franz Joseph I. bildete er sich in Rom weiter. 1882 ging Zmurko nach Warschau, wo er bis zu seinem Lebensende lebte. Zmurko stellte ab 1880 vielfach in Warschau und Krakau aus und beschickte überdies internationale Ausstellungen in Paris, London, Chicago und San Francisco. Hierdurch wurde er nicht nur in Polen geschätzt, ganz Europa bewunderte seine Gemälde, sogar aus Amerika erhielt er Aufträge. Sein Hauptsujet waren in Öl und Pastell gemalte schöne Frauen, Bildnisse und erotische Halbakte, auch Haremsszenen und Szenen aus der Mythologie. Hierbei wurde er von den aktuellen Kunstströmungen des Symbolismus, Impressionismus und Jugendstil beeinflusst. Öl/Malkarton. R. u. sign.; D. 69,5 cm. Rahmen.Oil on cardboard. Signed.
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