Ludwig Wolf (Wolff) - photo 1
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Ludwig Wolf (Wolff) - photo 1

Ludwig Wolf (Wolff)

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€ 8 500
Auction dateClassic
29.11.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 443361
Lot 1492 | Ludwig Wolf (Wolff)
(1776 Berlin - 1832 ebenda) Paar Szenen aus den Koalitionskriegen und Napoleonischen Kriegen Gegenstücke. Ovalkompositionen. Fein und detailreich gemalte Darstellungen in baumbestandenen, hügeligen, atmosphärisch gestimmten Landschaften: Die eine Szene zeigt ein Reiterscharmützel, die andere eine aufmarschierende Einheit aus Jägern bzw. Husaren mit Planwagen und Kanone vor einem pittoresken Dorf. Historisch bedeutende, seltene Gouachen des Historienmalers, Zeichners, Kupferstechers und Illustrators, der hierin entscheidende Momente der preußischen, deutschen und europäischen Geschichte schildert, da während der Jahre 1792-1815 die unterschiedlichen Armeen gegeneinander kämpften. Wolf besuchte ab 1782 die Zeichenklasse der Akademie in Berlin, ab 1788 studierte er dort bei Johann Wilhelm Meil Landschaftsmalerei, reüssierte jedoch rasch durch Darstellungen mit Szenen und Bildnissen aus der aktuellen bzw. erst kurz zurückliegenden Geschichte. Mit Vorliebe schilderte er König Friedrich II. und Friedrich Wilhelm III. von Preußen, Napoleon Bonaparte, militärische Reiterszenen, in Berlin einziehende Kavallerie etc., die durch ihre lebendigen Pferdedarstellungen herausragen. Gouache/Papier. Jeweils rechts unten signiert; Ca. 45 cm x 66 cm. Rahmen. A pair of gouache paintings on paper depicting scenes from the Coalition Wars and Napoleonic Wars. Each signed.
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