Hans von Bartels. Der Hafen von Dordrecht mit der Grote Kerk - photo 1

Hans von Bartels. Der Hafen von Dordrecht mit der Grote Kerk

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€ 1 000
Auction dateClassic
21.09.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event location
Germany, München
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Lot 700 | Hans von Bartels. Der Hafen von Dordrecht mit der Grote Kerk
Hans von Bartels
Der Hafen von Dordrecht mit der Grote Kerk
L. u. signiert und 1900 datiert. Öl auf Lwd. 33,5 x 47,5 cm. Doubliert. Min. Randbereibungen. Rahmen (36,5 x 49,5 cm).

Hans von Bartels war Mitglied der Künstlergruppe "Die Bayern". Im Münchener Kunstgeschehen zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts bildeten sich immer wieder neue Künstlervereinigungen. Neben bekannten Gruppen wie der Münchener Secession haben sich auch kleinere Zusammenschlüsse wie beispielsweise die "Luitpold-Gruppe" gefunden. Von dieser wiederum hat sich 1907 unter Führung des Künstlers Carl von Marr die Künstlergruppe "Die Bayern" abgespalten und bis 1929 im Glaspalast in München ausgestellt. Mitglieder waren u. a. Carl von Marr, Ernst Liebermann und für eine Zeit auch Charles Palmié, Rudolf Sieck oder Albin Egger-Lienz.

Provenienz: Ketterer, München, Auktion 435, 25. November 2016, Kat.-Nr. 141. - Privatsammlung Österreich.
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