Fritz von Graevenitz (Stuttgart 1892 - Stuttgart 1959). Äsendes Reh. - photo 1
Fritz von Graevenitz (Stuttgart 1892 - Stuttgart 1959). Äsendes Reh. - photo 2

Fritz von Graevenitz (Stuttgart 1892 - Stuttgart 1959). Äsendes Reh.

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€ 3 500
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13.05.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Stahl
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Germany, Hamburg
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Lot 617 | Fritz von Graevenitz (Stuttgart 1892 - Stuttgart 1959). Äsendes Reh.
Fritz von Graevenitz (Stuttgart 1892 - Stuttgart 1959). Äsendes Reh.
Entwurf 1921. Bronze, patiniert. H. 78 cm. Auf der Plinthe monogr. FvG. Leicht abstrahierte Darstellung eines äsenden Rehs. Die erste Version des Rehs schuf Graevenitz 1921, es folgten weitere in verschiedenen Größen. 1937 präsentierte der Künstler das Reh auf der Großen Deutschen Kunstausst. in München. Vergleichbare Güsse befinden sich im Höhenpark Killesberg Stuttgart sowie vor dem Graevenitz-Museum, Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart. - Deutscher Bildhauer und Maler, 1919-20 Studium der Bildhauerei an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Stuttgart, richtungsweisende Impulse durch den Starnberger Bildhauer Gustaf Britsch, ab 1921 als freischaffender Bildhauer auf der Solitude bei Stuttgart tätig, 1937 wird er Direktor der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Stuttgart. Graevenitz schuf neben Portraitbüsten vor allem Tierplastiken und großformatige Arbeiten für den öffentlichen Raum. Mus.: Museum Fritz von Graevenitz (Schloß Solitude Stuttgart)
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