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ID 1281962
Lot 978 | große Bronze Büste - Ley, Hedwig Maria
Bronze patiniert, überdimensionaler 1932 von H.M. Ley angefertigte Büste von Adolf Hitler, H ca. 35 cm, B ca. 22 cm, T ca. 29 cm, auf kleinem Montiersockel, dieser mit zweizeiliger Gießereibezeichnung *Bronze- und Eisengießerei August Bischoff Düsseldorf-Oberkassel*, Halsansatz signiert H.M. Ley, Hedwig Maria Ley (28.4.1888 Soest, 12,12,1978 ebenda) war eine deutsche Bildhauerin, sie studierte an der Kunstgewerbeschule in München und wurde ab 1920 Schülerin von Hans Stangl, sie sympathisierte mit der NS-Bewegung und war mit Adiolf Hitler perönlich bekannt, diese Hitler-Büste war das erste von der Partei autorisierte Hitler-Kunstwerk und Büste wurde vielfach reproduziert, in den Folgejahren fertigte sie mehrere Arbeiten in Bronze, unter anderem Büsten Paul von Hindenburgs und Gottlieb Daimlers, seit 1932 lebte sie in Düsseldorf, wo sie das Atelier mit Heinrich Moshage teilte, Quelle Internet, ca. 14 kg, mit Transpotr- und Aufbewahrungs-Holzkiste von ca. 47,5 x 39 cm, H ca. 37 cm, beiligend Kopie aus dem *Illustrierten Beobachter* 9. Jahrg. Folge 16 vom 21.4.1934 und dem Beitrag *Eine Bildhauerin schildert ihre Eindrücke* mit einer Abb. bez. *Die Bildhauerin Hedwig Maria Ley bei der Arbeit an ihrer bekannten Führerbüste*, § 86/86a StGB
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