Josef Wenglein. Mill by the stream. 1891 - photo 1
Josef Wenglein. Mill by the stream. 1891 - photo 2

Josef Wenglein. Mill by the stream. 1891

Lot 412
04.12.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 412 | Josef Wenglein. Mill by the stream. 1891
Estimate value
€ 4 800 – 5 000
Signed and dated (18)91 lower left. Several remnants of labels verso. Oil auf canvas. 158.5 x 125 cm. Relined. Minor damage to frame (167 x 135.5 cm).

Wir sehen im Vordergrund einen Bachlauf mit Übergang, zur rechten das bewaldete Ufer, zur linken oberhalb des Bachs eine verlassene Mühle, sowie im Hintergrund angedeutet eine bewaldete Hügelkette. Und in der Mitte: Ein einzelner Baum, kahl, sich aus dem Bild heraushebend. Der Himmel: Dunkel, das nahende Gewitter andeutend. Das Gemälde ist ein gutes Beispiel für die Stimmungsmalerei der Münchener Schule im 19. Jahrhundert. Wir merken, dass etwas auf uns zukommt, der kahle Baum in der Mitte berichtet vom nahenden Sturm sowie dem Einsetzen des Herbsts.



Josef Wenglein gilt als einer der letzten bedeutenden Landschaftsmaler der Münchner Schule des 19. Jahrhunderts. Sein Schaffen steht am Übergang vom 19. Jahrhundert in das Nächste. 1866 wurde er als Schüler in das Atelier des Landschaftsmalers Johann Gottfried Steffan aufgenommen, sein prägendster Lehrmeister war jedoch der Maler Adolf Heinrich Lier. Wie sein Lehrer schöpfte Josef Wenglein aus der Motivwelt seiner Umgebung und malte die Isargegenden oder die weite Landschaft im Dachauer Moos zu unterschiedlichen Tages- und Jahreszeiten.

Provenienz: collection of Hans Constantin Faußner, Munich.
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