Große Georg Jensen Silber-Schale "Wave" Nr. 980 - photo 1
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Große Georg Jensen Silber-Schale "Wave" Nr. 980

Lot 2186
25.06.2024 09:30UTC +00:00
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Lot 2186 | Große Georg Jensen Silber-Schale "Wave" Nr. 980
Estimate value
€ 7 000 – 12 000
Henning Koppel für Georg Jensen, nach 1945
H. 15/D. 39 cm
Design von Henning Koppel aus dem Jahr 1948. Am Stand punziert "DESSIN HK DENMARK. Georg Jensen im Oval aus Punkten (1945-77) STERLING. 980". Ca. 3289g. Leichte Kratzer. Minimale Delle am Rand.
Lit. Janet Drucker, Georg Jensen - A Tradition of Splendid Silver, 1997, S. 252
Der dänische Designer Henning Koppel (Kopenhagen 1918-1981) studierte zunächst Zeichnen dann Bildhauerei bei Anker Hoffmann an der Königl. Dänischen Kunstakademie in Kopenhagen. Mit der Gestaltung von Gold und Silber begann er im schwedischen Exil währendes 2. Weltkrieges bei Orrefors und Svenskt Tenn, 1945 kehrte er nach Kopenhagen zurück und arbeitete bis zu seinem Tod 1981 mit der Silberschmiede Georg Jensen zusammen. Seine Entwürfe, der sogenannte "New Look" hatten eine völlig neue, gestalterische Auffassung. Abgewendet von den Dekorelementen des Jugendstils und der Geometrik der Art-Déco Zeit, zeigen seine Arbeiten schliche Oberflächen mit einer organisch anmutenden, leicht asymmetrischen Grundform. Seine Arbeiten erhielten bei der Triennale in Mailand 1951, 1954 und 1957 die Goldmedaillen.
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