Karl Gatermann der Ältere, Stadtansicht Lübeck - photo 1
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Karl Gatermann der Ältere, Stadtansicht Lübeck - photo 1

Karl Gatermann der Ältere, Stadtansicht Lübeck

Lot 5114
24.02.2018 11:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 5114 | Karl Gatermann der Ältere, Stadtansicht Lübeck
stiller Winkel in der Altstadt, mit Blick zum Turm der Aegidienkirche, pastose Malerei mit lockerem breiten Pinselduktus, Öl auf Sperrholz, um 1940, links unten signiert ”K. Gatermann”, rückseitig nochmals signiert ”K. Gatermann” und diverse Annotationen und Etiketten, schön gerahmt, Falzmaß ca. 51 x 44 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Landschaftsmaler, Zeichner und Graphiker (1883 Mölln/Lauenburg bis 1959 Ratzeburg), Lehre als Dekorationsmaler, Wanderjahre führten ihn 1901–03 nach Dessau, München und durch Hessen, danach studierte er nebenberuflich von 1904–07 an der Kunstschule Lübeck unter Leo von Lütgendorff, von 1907–14 Studium an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in München als Meisterschüler bei Hugo von Habermann, 1919–42 freischaffend in Lübeck, 1919 Mitbegründer und zeitweise zweiter Vorsitzender der Vereinigung Lübecker Bildender Künstler, 1942 verlor er beim Bombenangriff auf Lübeck seine gesamte Habe und Umzug nach Ratzeburg, Quelle: Vollmer, Dressler, Matrikel der Münchner Akademie und Wikipedia.
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