Franz FISCHER (1900-1980) - photo 1
Franz FISCHER (1900-1980) - photo 1

Franz FISCHER (1900-1980)

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Auction dateClassic
26.06.2020 13:00UTC +02:00
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Galerie Moenius AG
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ID 334590
Lot 612 | Franz FISCHER (1900-1980)
Franz FISCHER (1900-1980)
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Bleistift und Wasserfarben auf Papier, mit Bleistift signiert und datiert Zörich 23.10.72
23 x 16 cm

Beigegeben 2 Graphiken: Sitzendes Mddchen, mit Bleistift signiert, 32 x 23 cm; Komposition, Radierung, mit Bleistift signiert, 12 x 12 cm
Franz Fischer: Steinbildhauer, Bronzeplastiker und Zeichner. Geboren am 28.11.1900 in Prag, gestorben am 23.1.1980 in Zörich. Als Sohn von Schweizer Eltern in Prag geboren. 1916-17 Kunstgewerbeschule Zörich und anschliessend Steinhauerlehre in Lugano. 1921-23 Meisterklasse an der Akademie in Rom. 1926-28 mehrmonatige Parisaufenthalte mit Studien an der Acadimie de la Grande Chaumihre, ermvglicht durch drei aufeinanderfolgende Eidgenvssische Kunststipendien. Ab 1931 in Sala-Capriasca (TI) bis zur endgöltigen Niederlassung in Zörich-Oerlikon 1936. 1939 Conrad Ferdinand Meyer-Preis. Ab 1939 Prdsenz an vielen nationalen und internationalen Ausstellungen. Zu den wichtigsten gehvren 1939 die Schweizerische Landesausstellung in Zörich (tempordr aufgestellte Gipsplastik Gda, Hvhe 630 cm), im gleichen Jahr die Weltausstellung in New York (Bronzeplastik Geher) sowie 1948 die Biennale di Venezia. Ab 1944 erteilt Fischer Abendkurse im Aktzeichnen an der Kunstgewerbeschule Zörich. 1950-57 öbernimmt er das Prdsidium der Ausstellungskommission des Zörcher Kunsthauses. 1953-59 Mitglied der Eidgenvssischen Kunstkommission. Retrospektiven finden 1966 im Kunstmuseum Winterthur und 1976 im Helmhaus Zörich statt. Einzelausstellungen 1992 im Kunsthaus Glarus und 2007 im Museo Epper, Ascona. (Quelle: Sikart)

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