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Mappe Künstlerfamilie Sachs

Lot 3762
30.05.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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Lot 3762 | Mappe Künstlerfamilie Sachs
dabei 7 Landschaften und eine Portraitstudie von Adolf Sachs und eine Portraitstudie von Wolfgang Sachs, meist Aquarelle, unterschiedliche Formate und Erhaltungszustände, in Mappe, Format maximal ca. 58 x 41 cm. Künstlerinfo Adolf Sachs: dt. Entwerfer und Maler (1902 bis 1986), Mitglied der vogtländischen Malerfamilie Sachs, Schüler seines Vaters Richard Sachs (1875–1946), Schüler der Kunstschule Plauen, hier später zeitweise Dozent, unterhielt 1931–45 ein großes Entwurfsatelier in Plauen, ab 1945 in Kiel, betrieb ab 1953 ein Musteratelier vor allem für Tapeten-, Stoff- und Teppichentwürfe in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, zeitweise auch in Köln als Entwerfer tätig, Quelle: Frank Weiß "Malerei im Vogtland", Familie des Künstlers und Hanna Elisabeth Koch „Schönheit hat heute einen neuen Sinn". Künstlerinfo Wolfgang Sachs: dt. Maler und Entwerfer (1913 Jocketa bis 1954 Jocketa), Mitglied der vogtländischen Malerfamilie Sachs, Schüler seines Vaters Richard Sachs, Schüler der Plauener Kunstschule, betätigte sich mit seinem Bruder, dem Maler Hans Sachs, auch als Konstrukteur von flugtechnischen Geräten, zeitweise Mitarbeiter im Entwurfsatelier seines Vaters Richard Sachs, tätig in Jocketa, Quelle: Info der Tochter des Künstlers und Frank Weiß "Malerei im Vogtland".
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