János Kmetty, attr., Expressives Stillleben - photo 1
János Kmetty, attr., Expressives Stillleben - photo 1

János Kmetty, attr., Expressives Stillleben

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Auction dateClassic
26.05.2018 12:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 74937
Lot 4461 | János Kmetty, attr., Expressives Stillleben
in kühlen Blautönen festgehaltenes und mit sparsamen koloristischen Effekten belebtes Küchenstillleben, mit Stuhl und Krügen, neben Schale mit Äpfeln und Birne auf Tisch im Interieur, pastose, kubistische Stilllebenmalerei mit breitem Pinselduktus, hierzu schreibt Thieme-Becker: ”Kmettys Stil wurzelt in einem Realismus, der durch eine etwas an den Kubismus anklingende Gestaltungsweise (in eckige Flächen zusammengefasste Formen, herbe Farben) zum Vortrag gelangt.”, Öl auf Leinwand und Keilrahmen, wohl 1920er Jahre, links unten signiert ”Kmetty”, minimale Altersspuren, ungerahmt, Maße ca. 71 x 50 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Johann Kmetty, ungarischer Maler, Graphiker und Zeichner (1889 Miskolc bis 1975 Budapest), Vertreter des ungarischen Kubismus, künstlerische Ausbildung an privaten Kunstschulen in Košice und danach in Budapest, hier Schüler der Abendschule von Károly Ferenczy und 1909–10 Schüler von Ferenc Szablya-Frischauf, unternahm 1911 Studienreisen nach Paris, hier kurzzeitig Schüler der Académie Julian, in Paris beeinflusst von der Malerei Paul Cézannes und von Georges Braque, nach seiner Rückkehr aktiv in der linksgerichteten ungarischen Avantgarde um Lajos Kassák, 1927 erneut Parisaufenthalt, ab 1930 in Szentendre tätig und Mitglied der dortigen Künstlerkolonie, später wieder in Budapest, ab 1946 Dozent an der Budapester Akademie, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer und Wikipedia.
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