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Joseph Wopfner

Lot 1714
30.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 6 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1714 | Joseph Wopfner
Estimate value
€ 6 500 – 13 000
Joseph Wopfner
(1843 Schwaz in Tirol - 1927 München)
Heuboote auf dem abendlichen Chiemsee
Fein gemaltes, atmosphärisch gestimmtes Chiemgaumotiv mit beladenen Heubooten, Beiboot und Erntehelfern vor alpiner Kulisse und der Silhouette der Fraueninsel. In Sujet und Stil repräsentatives Werk des bedeutenden Vertreters der Münchener Schule, in dem die ruhige abendliche Seestimmung durch eine fein nuancierte, zarte Farbwahl und sensible Lichtbehandlung vortrefflich eingefangen wird. Wopfner studierte 1864-1872 an der Münchener Akademie u.a. bei Carl Theodor von Piloty und freundete sich in dieser Zeit mit Wilhelm Leibl an. 1872 entdeckte er die Landschaft des Chiemgaus mit seiner weitgehend unberührten Natur, den Chiemsee und den dortigen Fischern als fortan wichtigste Motive seines Schaffens. Die Sommermonate verbrachte er seitdem auf der Fraueninsel, um den See in all seinen verschiedenen Stimmungen einzufangen. 1890 wurde Wopfner auf der Ausstellung im Münchener Glaspalast mit einer Goldmedaille ausgezeichnet. Öl/Mahagonitafel. L. u. sign. mit Ortsangabe München u. dat. 1892. Verso Etikett des Malutensilienherstellers Albert Seckstein, München. 40,2 cm x 32 cm. Rahmen.
Lit.: Irmgard Holz, Alexander Rauch, Josef Wopfner 1843-1927, Rosenheim 1989, S. 208, Kat.-Nr. 284 mit Abb.;
Oil on mahogany panel. Signed with location Munich and dated 1892.
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