Günter Dührkop, Dahlienstillleben - photo 1
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Günter Dührkop, Dahlienstillleben

Lot 4693
28.08.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1458741
Lot 4693 | Günter Dührkop, Dahlienstillleben
expressives Arrangement auf Beistelltisch aus diversen Kleinskulpturen, Steinguttopf mit Dahlien neben Hyazinthenglas mit Pfauenfeder und Anthurie, lasierende, partiell gering pastose Malerei mit breitem Pinselduktus, Öl auf Hartfaserplatte, links unten signiert und datiert "G. Dührkop 1995", original gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 76 x 64 cm. Künstlerinfo: irrtümlich Dürkop, dt. Maler, Graphiker und Kunsthandwerker (1925 Coburg bis 2002 Lauscha/Thüringen), künstlerisch weitestgehend Autodidakt, nach der Oberrealschule Einzug zum Reichsarbeitsdienst, anschließend Kriegsdienst in den Niederlanden, Polen und Italien und schwere Verwundung im 2. Weltkrieg, nach 1945 zeitweise tätig im Lebensmittelgeschäft des Vaters in Lauscha, ab 1949 parallel autodidaktische Hinwendung zur Malerei, gefördert vom Glastiergestalter Theo Boehm und den Glasbläser Ernst Precht, wirkte er zeitweise als Zeichenlehrer in der Glasbläserausbildung, eine durch den Kulturbund der DDR vermittelte Studienmöglichkeit konnte Dührkop nicht wahrnehmen, 1951 Aufnahme als Kandidat und 1954 Mitglied des Verbandes Bildender Künstler (VBK) der DDR, anschließend künstlerisch freischaffend in Lauscha, Gründer des botanischen Gartens in Lauscha, beschickte unter anderem die Kunstausstellungen der DDR in Dresden, Quelle: AKL, Eisold "Künstler in der DDR" und Wikipedia.
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