Hans von Bartels (Hamburg 1856 - München 1913). Fischerboote VD93. - photo 1
Hans von Bartels (Hamburg 1856 - München 1913). Fischerboote VD93. - photo 2

Hans von Bartels (Hamburg 1856 - München 1913). Fischerboote VD93.

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€ 500
Auction dateClassic
25.02.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 211 | Hans von Bartels (Hamburg 1856 - München 1913). Fischerboote VD93.
Hans von Bartels (Hamburg 1856 - München 1913). Fischerboote VD93.
Öl/Lw. 33 x 47 cm. R. u. sign. Hans Bartels und bet. VD 93, verso auf Keilrahmen Ausstellungsetikett 'Ausstellung Gerstenberger Chemnitz und Nr. 2003' und Galerieetikett 'Galerie von Negelein'. - Provenienz: Galerie Gerstenberger, Chemnitz - Landschafts- und Figurenmaler. B. war zunächst Schüler von R. Hardorff und C. Oesterley in Hamburg und studierte danach 1876/77 an der Düsseldorfer Akademie bei A. Schweitzer. Nach einigen Reisen und einem kurzen Aufenthalt in Berlin ließ er sich 1881 in Hamburg nieder und trat dem Hamburger Künstler-Verein bei. 1885 verließ er die Stadt und zog nach München. B. wurde mehrfach ausgezeichnet, darunter mit Goldmedaillen in Berlin, Paris, Müchen, Wien und Budapest. Mus.: Hamburg (Kunsthalle, Hamburg-Mus.), Berlin (Nat.-Gal.), München (Alte Pinakothek), Bremerhaven, Budapest u.a. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Der Neue Rump u.a.
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