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Georg Tappert

Lot 1936
08.05.2022 11:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1936 | Georg Tappert
Georg Tappert (1880 Berlin - 1957 ebenda)Das Clowns-Trio der Fratellini-Brüder bei einem "Salome"-SketchWährend Paul und François Fratellini als August und Weißclown aufspielen, tanzt der gerne wild-verrückt agierende Albert Fratellini in seiner Rolle als grotesk-clownesk überzeichnete "Salome". Im Kontrast zu den maskulinen Schultern und Armen sowie riesigen Schuhen trägt er ein keckes Federhütchen, eine Korsage mit übergroßem Busen und einen zarten Schleier. Tappert fing in diesem um 1922 entstandenen Blatt die Szene mit schnellen Strichen und einer ausgewogenen Kolorierung ein, welche die Lebendigkeit des Zirkusmotivs zum Ausdruck bringt. Pastell u. Kohle/Velin. R. u. monogr.; An den Kanten vereinzelte minim. Lagerspuren, zwei kurze, hinterlegte Risse. Sonst insgesamt farbfrisch und in gutem Erhaltungszustand. Ca. 37,5 cm x 55 cm. Rahmen.Vgl./Ausstellung: Kat. "Georg Tappert", Hans Thoma-Gesellschaft, Spendhaus, Reutlingen, 1971, Nr. 36.Die Fratellinis waren in den 1920er/1930er Jahren ein in Europa berühmtes Clownstrio, das große Erfolge feierte. Fasziniert waren auch viele Intellektuelle wie Kurt Tucholsky, der sie als Korrespondent der "Vossischen Zeitung" 1924 im Cirque Medrano in Paris besuchte und eine rühmende Kritik schrieb.Provenienz: Aus dem Besitz von Anneliese Tappert erworben.Pastel and charcoal on paper. Signed with monogram. Some minor flaws to the edges, two restored short tears.
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