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Johann Grund (1808 Wien - 1887 Baden-Baden)

Lot 23
27.05.2023 14:00UTC +01:00
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€ 8 000
AuctioneerWETTMANN Luxusuhren
Event locationGermany, Essen
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Lot 23 | Johann Grund (1808 Wien - 1887 Baden-Baden)
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€ 8 000 – 12 000
Johann Grund (1808 Wien - 1887 Baden-Baden)
Mutter und Tochter in Tracht der Albaner Berge unter einem Orangenbaum, Öl auf Leinwand, 120 cm x 97 cm, signiert, 1843 datiert, Roma ortsbezeichnet, partiell retuschiert, craqueliert, fleckig, minimale Farbabplatzer, Provenienz: Galerie Assindia, Essen (verso Galerieetikett)

Johann Grund war ein deutsch-österreichischer Genre-, Portrait- und Historienmaler des 19. Jahrhunderts. Ab 1820 studierte er an der Kunstakademie in Wien. In der Tradition der Studienreise bewegte er sich durch die Alpenländer, Deutschland und Frankreich. Auch zog es ihn verständlicherweise als Künstler nach Rom, wo er um 1842/43 lebte. Südöstlich von Rom befinden sich die Landschaften der Albaner Berge, woher entsprechend ihrer Tracht, die wunderschöne Mutter und ihre Tocher, die von Grund in Öl auf Leinwand portraitiert wurden stammten. Gemeinsam sind sie vor einem Orangenbaum, an einer felsigen Mauer angelehnt dargestellt. Die Mutter sieht ihr mit einem Blumenband umwickeltes und mit dem Tamburin spielend musizierendes Kind liebevoll an. Eine liebliche Szenerie, geradezu arkadischer Phantasie, die vom Maler in feinster Malerei entstand. Werke des Künstlers Johann Grund befinden sich in den Sammlungen der Museen von Karlsruhe, Mannheim und Wien.





Johann Grund (1808 Vienna - 1887 Baden-Baden) Mother and daughter in traditional costume of the Albanian mountains under an orange tree, oil on canvas, 120 cm x 97 cm, signed, 1843 dated, Rome locally mentioned, craquelure, stained, minimal paint chips, Provenance: Galerie Assindia, Essen (gallery label on verso)

Johann Grund was a German-Austrian genre, portrait and history painter of the 19th century. From 1820 he studied at the academy of arts in Vienna. In the tradition of studytrips he moved through the Alpine countries, Germany and France. He was also understandably drawn as an artist to Rome, where he lived around 1842/43. In the south-east of Rome one can find the landscapes of the Albanian mountains, where, according to their costumes, the beautiful mother and her daughter, portrayed by Grund in oil on canvas, came from. Together they are depicted in front of an orange tree, leaning against a rocky wall. The mother looks lovingly at her child, who is wrapped in a flower ribbon and playing the tambourine. A lovely scene, almost of Arcadian fantasy, created by the painter in finest painting. Works by the artist Johann Grund are in the collections of the museums of Karlsruhe, Mannheim and Vienna.

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