Hans am Ende. Konvolut Zeichnungen: An der Westfront II - photo 1
Hans am Ende. Konvolut Zeichnungen: An der Westfront II - photo 1

Konvolut Zeichnungen: An der Westfront II

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€ 600
Auction dateClassic
22.02.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Stahl
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ID 284129
Lot 172 | Konvolut Zeichnungen: An der Westfront II
Vier Bleistift- und Kohlezeichnungen, teils koloriert, 24 bis 30,5 x 31,5 bis 39 cm, überwiegend signiert oder monogrammiert, dat. und ortsbezeichnet, unter Glas gerahmt, ungeöffnet. - Provenienz: Vom Großvater bei der Witwe des Künstlers erworben. - Worpsweder Maler stimmungsvoller Landschaften, der auch als ausgezeichneter Radierer hervorgetreten ist. E. studierte an der Münchener Akademie bei W. Dietz sowie in Karlsruhe bei F. Keller. Zusammen mit F. Mackensen, F. Overbeck u. O. Modersohn begründete er 1889 die Worpsweder Künstlerkolonie. Deren Ausstellung in der Bremer Kunsthalle sowie im Münchener Glaspalast 1895 brachte auch E. den Durchbruch. Während des Ersten Weltkrieges arbeitete er an der Front als Maler; er erlag seinen Kriegsverletzungen. Museum: München, Bremen, Mannheim, Weimar unter anderem Literatur: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit, Vollmer unter anderem
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