Gabriele Münter - photo 1
Gabriele Münter - photo 1

Gabriele Münter

Lot 1414
10.05.2020 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 16 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1414 | Gabriele Münter
(1877 Berlin - 1962 Murnau) Blumenstillleben In einer Vase arrangierter Strauß aus blauen Blumenstängeln, orangefarbenen und weißen Lilien. Das Blatt gehört zu einer Werkreihe von in den 1950er Jahren entstandenen Blumenstillleben der bedeutenden Expressionistin, deren Oeuvre eng mit dem "Blauen Reiter" und Wassily Kandinsky verbunden ist. In dieser Schaffensperiode legte Münter ihre Blumenstillleben gerne als sog. "farbige Zeichnungen" in Öl auf Papier an. Charakteristisch ist der Verzicht auf Plastizität und Räumlichkeit mit größtenteils sichtbarem, weiß belassenem Bildgrund; die stilisierten, kraftvoll konturierten Blumen werden hierbei mit kräftigen leuchtenden Strichen und Flächen gefüllt. Das vorliegende Blatt von 1956 besticht durch das harmonische Arrangement des hoch aufragenden Straußes, bei der die vitale Kraft der Natur selbst und zugleich Münters noch im Alter immense Lebensfreude durch die eingesetzten, frischen Farben zum Ausdruck kommt. Öl bzw. Öltempera/Zeichenkarton. Links unten mit Bleistift dat. und bezeichnet "B.B. 20/56" (Blumenblatt Nr. 20/1956). 60 cm x 41,5 cm. Rahmen. /P/Provenienz: Nachlass Gabriele Münter; seit 1985 nachweisbar in norddeutscher Privatsammlung. Beigefügt: Foto-Expertise (auf umseitigem Foto) der Gabriele Münter und Johannes Eichner-Stiftung, München, 1984, Registrier-Nr. 45/13; Expertise von Detlev Rosenbach, Hannover, 08.02.1985. Allgemeine Literatur mit Vergleichsblatt in: Annegret Hoberg/Helmut Friedel, Gabriele Münter, Retrospektive. Ausstellung Katalog Lenbachhaus, München 1992, Katalog Nr. 248, S. 296). Oil or Oil tempera on drawing cardboard. Inscribed, numbered and dated by the artist "B.B. 20 / (19)56". Provenance: estate of this artist; since 1985 in a private collection in Northern Germany. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity by the Gabriele Münter und Johannes Eichner Foundation, Munich, 1984; further with an certificate of authenticity by Detlev Rosenbach, Hannover, February 8th 1985.
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