Fritz Leopold Hennig (Danzig 1895 - 1951 Dresden): "Sommer Morgen im Sachsenland bei Wurzen". Ohne Jahr. - photo 1
Fritz Leopold Hennig (Danzig 1895 - 1951 Dresden): "Sommer Morgen im Sachsenland bei Wurzen". Ohne Jahr. - photo 2
Fritz Leopold Hennig (Danzig 1895 - 1951 Dresden): "Sommer Morgen im Sachsenland bei Wurzen". Ohne Jahr. - photo 1

Fritz Leopold Hennig (Danzig 1895 - 1951 Dresden): "Sommer Morgen im Sachsenland bei Wurzen". Ohne Jahr.

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€ 90
Auction dateClassic
25.01.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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EFREUNA Kunst- und Auktionshaus
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Germany, Meißen
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Lot 4011 | Fritz Leopold Hennig (Danzig 1895 - 1951 Dresden): "Sommer Morgen im Sachsenland bei Wurzen". Ohne Jahr.
Rechts unten signiert "Hennig" sowie verso in Blei bezeichnet "Sommer Morgen im Sachsenland bei Wurzen". Öl auf Leinwand im Keilrahmen 61 x 80 cm sowie im gestuften goldenen Rahmen 75 x 95 cm.
Fritz Leopold Hennig (Danzig 1895-1951 Dresden) war ein deutscher Maler und Grafiker. Studium der Malerei und Grafik an der Kunstakademie in Dresden (1918? bis 1921?). Kontakte zur Künstlergruppe KG Brücke, die sich 1913 aufgelöste. Er schätzte besonders Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein und Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Er lebte in den späten 20-er und den 30-er Jahren in Zoppot (Danzig) als Grafiker, Kunstmaler und Gestalter. Ab 1945 gründete und leitete Hennig die Lehrwerkstätten für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe in Dresden (1. Malschule in Dresden). Stilistisch im Zeitgeschmack des ausgehenden 19. bzw. beginnenden 20. Jahrhunderts zuzuordnen. Er malte vorwiegend Ölbilder mit Landschaftscharakter. [Wikipedia]
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