Hanno Edelmann (Hamburg 1923 - 2013). Trommler. - photo 1
Hanno Edelmann (Hamburg 1923 - 2013). Trommler. - photo 2

Hanno Edelmann (Hamburg 1923 - 2013). Trommler.

Lot 561
28.09.2024 11:00UTC +02:00
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Event locationGermany, Hamburg
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Lot 561 | Hanno Edelmann (Hamburg 1923 - 2013). Trommler.
1983. Bronze, braungrün patiniert, teils poliert. H. 32 cm x B. 22 cm x T. 40 cm. Künstlersignet, num. Ex. 6/20, Gießerstempel GUSS WITTKAMP ELMENHORST. Expressive Darstellung eines Trommlers beim Spiel mit einer Totenmaske auf dem oberen Teil des Kopfes. Unter der Trommel ragen fünf Köpfe mit weit geöffneten Mündern hervor. - Deutscher Maler, Graphiker und Bildhauer. E. begann eine Lithographenlehre, die er für den Kriegsdienst abbrechen mußte. Ab 1948 studierte er an der Hamburger Kunsthochschule bei W. Grimm und I. Hauptmann. 1961 trat er der Münchener Sezession bei, ab 1980 wandte sich E. verstärkt der plastischen Gestaltung zu. E. stellte seine Werke u. a. in Hamburg, New York, Kopenhagen, Athen und Den Haag aus. Mus.: Hamburg (Kunsthalle), Schleswig (SHLM), Emden u.a. Lit.: Der Neue Rump, Heydorn u.a.
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