Helen DAHM (1878-1968) - photo 1
Helen DAHM (1878-1968) - photo 1

Helen DAHM (1878-1968)

Lot 507
26.06.2020 13:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
CHF 120
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationSwitzerland, Muri
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ID 334485
Lot 507 | Helen DAHM (1878-1968)
Estimate value
CHF 120 – 240
Helen DAHM (1878-1968)
Mann und Frau unter einem Baum
Sehr grosse Lithographie auf Japanpapier, 4-11, signiert
65 x 48 cm

Auf der Website des Helen-Dahm-Museums heisst es hierzu: Eine der gegen 40 Lithographien, die zwischen 1955 und 1958 in der Zusammenarbeit mit dem Lithographen Walter Schdrer, Zörich, entstanden sind..Sie ist för die Könstlerin in einer kleinen Auflage von vermutlich nur 11 Exemplaren gedruckt worden.
Helen Dahm: Malerin. Geboren am 21.5.1878 in Egelshofen, gestorben am 24.5.1968 in Mdnnedorf. Nach dem Konkurs des vdterlichen Textilunternehmens Umzug 1897 nach Zörich. 1906 Bruch mit der Familie und Wegzug nach Mönchen; Unterricht an der Kunstakademie för Frauen bei Robert Engels (1866-1926) und Julius Exter (1863-1939) sowie an der Kunstschule för graphische Techniken bei Moritz Heymann (1870-1937). Begegnung mit den Werken der Könstlergruppe Der Blaue Reiter. 1913 Röckkehr nach Zörich in Begleitung der Berliner Kunsthistorikerin und Malerin Else Strantz; 1919 gemeinsame Öbersiedlung nach Oetwil am See, Konzentration auf die Malerei. Nach der Trennung von Else Strantz (1932) existentielle Krise. 1938 Auflvsung des Haushalts und Aufbruch mit einer Frauengruppe in den Ashram von Shri Meher Baba (1894-1969) in Meherabad, Indien. Erkrankung und 1939 Röckkehr nach Oetwil. 1953 Retrospektive im Helmhaus Zörich und ersehnter Durchbruch; 1954 nimmt Helen Dahm als erste Frau den Preis för bildende Kunst der Stadt Zörich entgegen.

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