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Hl. Jungfrau

Lot 91
15.07.2020 14:00UTC +01:00
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€ 38 100
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 359792
Lot 91 | Hl. Jungfrau
Estimate value
€ 15 000 – 20 000
Hl. Jungfrau (Meister von Seeon (tätig in Mühldorf 1425-1445), Umkreis, um 1450). Frontal ausgerichtete Büste. Rundlicher Kopf mit seitlich ornamental gewellten, bekränztem Lockenhaar, das am Rücken in gerade Strähnen fällt. Kastenförmig ausgeschnittenes Kleid mit großflächigem Pressbrokatdekor. Laubholz, vollrund und gehöhlt. Originale Polychromfassung, minimal bestoßen Der profilierte Ovalsockel später. H. (mit Sockel) 45,5 cm. Flächige, zart gestaltete Physiognomie von verhalten-fröhlichem Ausdruck. Zum Kopftypus vergleiche die Taufkirchener Madonna des Meisters von Seeon (Geschichtszentrum und Museum Mühldorf a. Inn) oder eine weibliche Heilige im Bayerischen Nationalmuseum (Inv.-Nr. MA 4233) aus der Werkstattproduktion des Meisters. Möglicherweise diente vorliegende Skulptur als Modell für eine silberne Reliquienbüste: So ist das nach 1451 in Salzburg entstandene silberne Büstenreliquiar des heiligen Zeno aus Isen auf ein hölzernes Modell des Meisters von Seeon zurückzuführen. Vgl. dazu die aktuelle Ausstellung des Bayerischen Nationalmuseums München ''Silberkopf. Die Büste des heiligen Zeno aus Isen'' mit begleitender Publikation, darin insbes. Weniger, Matthias, Die Zeno-Büste und der Meister von Seeon, in: Silberkopf. Die Büste des heiligen Zeno aus Isen, herausgegeben von Frank Matthias Kammel. München 2020, S. 53-65. Provenienz: deutsche Privatsammlung.
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