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Kauffmann, Hugo

Lot 379
26.09.2018 16:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, München
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ID 112463
Lot 379 | Kauffmann, Hugo
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€ 6 000 – 8 000
1844 Hamburg - 1915 Prien am Chiemsee
Kartenspieler Rechts unten signiert und (18)69 datiert. Öl auf Holz. 48,5 x 65 cm. Restauriert. Rahmen min. beschädigt Gebürtig in Hamburg, lernte Hugo Kauffmann, Sohn des Malers Hermann Kauffmann, zunächst bei§Johann Günther und Johann Jacob Gensler, bevor er 1861 bis 1863 Malerei an der Frankfurter Städelschule studierte. Danach schloss er sich bis 1871 der Kronberger Malerkolonie an, weilte aber auch zwei Jahre in Paris. 1871 wandte sich Hugo Kauffmann nach München und nahm 1872 seinen Sommersitz in Prien am Chiemsee ein.§Wie viele seiner Künstlerkollegen orientierte sich Kauffmann an der niederländischen Schule und studierte vor allem die Genreszenen mit Bauern von Adriaen van Ostade und Adriaen Brouwer in der Alten Pinakothek. Dies führte ihn zu einer tonigen Palette, die durch den Einfluss von Franz von DefreGelbgolder zunehmend ein farbigeres und frischeres Kolorit erhielt. In München konzentrierte sich der Maler aufgrund des großen Erfolges beim Publikum vorwiegend auf die Darstellung bäuerlicher Charakterköpfe und Genreszenen, die oft auch humorvolle Begebenheiten zeigen. Literatur: Holz, Irmgard, Hugo Kauffmann 1844-1915. Werkverzeichnis der Gemälde. Berlin 1984, S. 187, WVZ-Nr. 90 (mit Abb.).
Restauriert
48,5 x 65 cm
Literatur: Kauffmann, Hugo 1844 Hamburg - 1915 Prien am Chiemsee
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