GUILLAUME-CHARLES BRUN 1825 Montpellier - 1908 Paris Orientalin mit Wasserkrug - photo 1
GUILLAUME-CHARLES BRUN 1825 Montpellier - 1908 Paris Orientalin mit Wasserkrug - photo 2
GUILLAUME-CHARLES BRUN 1825 Montpellier - 1908 Paris Orientalin mit Wasserkrug - photo 1

GUILLAUME-CHARLES BRUN 1825 Montpellier - 1908 Paris Orientalin mit Wasserkrug

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17.03.2018 11:00UTC +02:00
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Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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Lot 2450 | GUILLAUME-CHARLES BRUN 1825 Montpellier - 1908 Paris Orientalin mit Wasserkrug
GUILLAUME-CHARLES BRUN 1825 Montpellier - 1908 Paris Orientalin mit Wasserkrug Öl auf Leinwand. 110 x 66 cm (R. 127 x 82 cm). Signiert und datiert unten rechts 'C. Brun - 1873'. Der aus Montpellier stammende Genre- und Orientmaler Guillaume Charles Brun studierte ab 1847 unter Alexandre Cabanel an der Pariser École des Beaux-Arts, wo man ihn bereits im Jahr seiner Aufnahme mit einer Medaille auszeichnete. Ab 1851 waren seine Werke regelmäßig Teil der Salon-Ausstellung. 1883 wurde Brun zum Präsidenten der Société des Artistes Francais ernannt. Bruns akademische Brillanz spiegelt sich in einem feinen Pinselstrich und der naturalistischen Wiedergabe seiner Sujets. Die Kompositionen zeigen häufig orientalische Motive, angesiedelt zumeist in Constantine (Algerien). Auf internationalen Auktionen finden sich Werke wie ''Conversation dans la kasbah, Constantine'' oder ''The Performance (Constantine)''. Besonderer Popularität erfreuen sich Bruns zarte, einfühlsame Darstellungen junger Frauen, wie der hier gezeigten Orientalin mit Wasserkrug. Die junge Frau ist von ätherischer Schönheit, ihre Züge wirken idealisiert. Einen vergleichbaren Mädchen-Typus zeigen die Kompositionen Junge Lumpensammlerin'' und ''La Mendiante''. Letzteres Gemälde erzielte auf einer Auktion mit 161.000,- USD den bisherigen Rekordpreis für ein Werk des Künstlers. Guter Zustand. Rahmen. Provenienz: Privatsammlung NRW.
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