Franz Adam, Reiter mit Raupenhelm - Feldmarschall Johann Josef Wenzel Graf von Radetzky zu Pferd - photo 1
Franz Adam, Reiter mit Raupenhelm - Feldmarschall Johann Josef Wenzel Graf von Radetzky zu Pferd - photo 1

Franz Adam, Reiter mit Raupenhelm - Feldmarschall Johann Josef Wenzel Graf von Radetzky zu Pferd

Lot 589
15.04.2021 14:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 589 | Franz Adam, Reiter mit Raupenhelm - Feldmarschall Johann Josef Wenzel Graf von Radetzky zu Pferd
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€ 1 200 – 1 500
Zwei Gemäldeminiaturen. Rechts unten signiert und 1831 datiert bzw. u. M. signiert und 1852 datiert. Öl auf Leinwand auf Karton bzw. Öl auf Weißblech. 10,9 x 8,9 bzw. 11 x 8,8 cm. Beschädigung Rahmen min. beschädigt Franz Adam war der zweite Sohn des Künstlers Albrecht Adam und Schüler seines Vaters. Bereits 1848 hatte Albrecht Adam, nachdem er in Mailand Radetzky vorgestellt worden war, ein Bildnis desselben, auf einem Apfelschimmel sitzend, geschaffen (Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Neue Pinakothek, WAF 11). 1858 präsentierte schließlich Franz Adam sein eigenes, "nach dem Leben gemaltes", lebensgroßes Reiterbildnis des Feldmarschalls auf der Münchener Kunstausstellung. Die Zusammenarbeit der Mitglieder der Künstlerfamilie Adam miteinander ist in vielen Fällen belegt. Es kann davon ausgegangen werden, dass Franz Adam die Studien seines Vaters zu dessen Radetzky-Bildnis kannte, bei unserem Gemälde aus diesen Vorbildern schöpfte, um dann später sein großes Reiterbildnis Radetzkys anzufertigen. Provenienz: Aus dem Besitz der Nachfahren des Generalmajors Friedrich von Winther (1784-1857), Schloss Mühlfeld / Herrsching.
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