Max Joseph Wagenbauer, zugeschrieben, Rinderherde am Abend - photo 1
Max Joseph Wagenbauer, zugeschrieben, Rinderherde am Abend - photo 2
Max Joseph Wagenbauer, zugeschrieben, Rinderherde am Abend - photo 1

Max Joseph Wagenbauer, zugeschrieben, Rinderherde am Abend

Lot 3854
30.05.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 450
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 326363
Lot 3854 | Max Joseph Wagenbauer, zugeschrieben, Rinderherde am Abend
Rinder auf einer kleinen Wiese an einem See vor imposanter Gebirgskulisse, im Licht des zur Neige gehenden Tages, teils mit spitzem Pinsel ausgeführte Tiermalerei, Öl auf Leinwand, Anfang 19. Jahrhundert, rückseitig alte Zuschreibung „Josef Wagenbauer 1829 München“, Retuschen und frisch gefirnisst, Maße ca. 26,5 x 34,3 cm. Künstlerinfo: auch Wagenbaur, dt. Landschafts- und Tiermaler, Zeichner und Lithograph (1775 Öxing bei Grafing bis 1829 München), Schüler der Münchner Zeichenakademie bei Johann Jakob Dorner dem Älteren und Christian von Mannlich, 1801 kurfürstliche Künstlerpension, ab 1800 intensive Beschäftigung mit der Lithographie, zeitweise als Zeichenlehrer der Familie des Grafen Lodron auf Schloss Haag an der Ammer tätig, ab 1802 in München ansässig, 1802 zum kurfürstlichen Hof- und Kabinettszeichner ernannt, gefördert von König Maximilian I., zunächst Aquarellmaler, ab 1810 Hinwendung zur Ölmalerei, 1811 Mitausmalung des Speisesaals von Schloss Nymphenburg, 1815 Ernennung zum königlichen Galerie-Inspektor, Mitglied der Akademien Berlin, Hanau und München, Quelle: Thieme-Becker und Internet.
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