KAULBACH, HERMANN 1846 München - 1909 ebenda - photo 1
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KAULBACH, HERMANN 1846 München - 1909 ebenda - photo 1

KAULBACH, HERMANN 1846 München - 1909 ebenda

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€ 14 000
Auction dateClassic
21.03.2018 15:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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ID 49382
Lot 403 | KAULBACH, HERMANN 1846 München - 1909 ebenda
Kinder in der Küche L. u. signiert. Öl auf Holz. 54 x 44,5 cm. Einschubleisten. Min. rest. Rahmen min. besch. Die anrührende Szene zeigt vier Kinder, zwei Mädchen und zwei Jungen verschiedenen Alters, an der Herdstelle der Küche, deren Feuersglut das Interieur atmosphärisch beleuchtet. Während das blonde Mädchen - vom Schulknaben mit Tafel beobachtet- ein Huhn mit Brot füttert, flicht ihr die ältere Schwester die Zöpfe, derweil der Jüngste, die Wärme suchend, auf dem Herdrand sitzend einen Brotwecken hält. Hermann Kaulbachs Kinderszenen standen in ihrer Zeit hoch im Kurs. Durch die Veröffentlichung des ''Hermann Kaulbach Kinderbuches'', begleitet von den Texten Adelheid Stiers, im Jahr 1906, aber auch durch die Publikation in verschiedenen auflagenstarken Zeitschriften, wie etwa ''Die Gartenlaube'' oder ''Kunst für Alle'', erlangten sie eine überaus hohe Popularität. Die anheimelnden Motive befriedigten ein tiefes Bedürfnis nach einer idealen Welt in politisch nicht immer stabilen Zeiten und waren auch kommerziell für Kaulbach ein großer Erfolg. Nicht nur der Prinzregent kaufte seine Werke für die Pinakothek in München an, sondern ebenso der Adel und das gehobene Bürgertum. Provenienz: Galerie Heinemann, München, Inv.-Nr. 9056 (verso Etikett). - Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.
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