ID 1017808
Lot 16 | Max Beckmann (1884 Leipzig - 1950 New York)
'Tauentzienstraße', Lithografie auf Papier, 30,5 cm 33,5, Plattenmaß, 32,5 cm x 34 cm Passepartoutinnenmaß Probedruck der Lithografie (von 1912) signiert, 09 datiert, montiert, Kopie des Kaufbeleges anbei, Provenienz: Kunsthandel Ilse Schweinsteiger, München, Literatur: Wvz. Hofmaier 51; Gollwitz 32
Max Beckmann (1884 Leipzig - 1950 New York)
'Tauentzienstraße', lithograph on paper, 30,5 cm 33,5, plate size, 32,5 cm x 34 cm inside mount proof of the lithograph (from 1912) signed, 09 dated, mounted, copy of the bill of sale enclosed, Provenance: Kunsthandel Ilse Schweinsteiger, Munich, Literature: Wvz. Hofmaier 51; Gollwitz 32 After attending the Weimar Academy and travelling to France, Italy and Switzerland, Max Beckmann settled down in Berlin. The titled 'Tauentzienstraße' was laid out in Berlin as early as the 1860s and remains a central artery of the city to this day. The proof print, dated 1909, shows an elegantly dressed group of people strolling along this shopping street. The KaDeWe, Germany's most famous department stores', was just built there. Women with dapper headdresses, gentlemen with hats, walking sticks and suits, as well as shop windows in the background of the scene can be seen. This print was produced as a lithograph in 1912 and in this way, it makes further reference to the painting of 'Tauentzienstraße', which is also mentioned in the artist's catalogue raisonné.
Artist: | Max Beckmann (1884 - 1950) |
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Auction house category: | Modern and Contemporary art |
Artist: | Max Beckmann (1884 - 1950) |
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Auction house category: | Modern and Contemporary art |
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