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Michel Fingesten, "Der süße Bronnen"

Lot 3571
19.02.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1367999
Lot 3571 | Michel Fingesten, "Der süße Bronnen"
junger Mann beim Betätigen einer Wasserpumpe, wodurch aus der Brust einer jungen Frau zwei Wasserstrahlen austreten, die ein älterer Mann in einer Kanne auffängt, nuancenreich gestaltetes Blatt von subtiler Erotik, in Braun gedruckte Radierung mit leichtem Plattenton, 1925, unter der Darstellung in Blei rechts signiert "Michl Fingestein", in der Darstellung ligiertes Monogramm "MF", weiterhin vom Drucker Otto Felsing in Blei signiert, minimal braunfleckig, unter Passepartout und hinter Glas gerahmt, Darstellungsmaße ca. 28,3 x 22,1 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentl. Michael Finkelstein, auch Michl Fingesten, österreichischer Maler, Graphiker und Exlibriskünstler (1884 Buczkowitz bis 1943 Cosenza in Kalabrien), ab 1900 Studium an der Kunstakademie Wien, 1902-06 Reise nach Amerika und Australien, 1907 Rückkehr nach Europa, Ankunft in Palermo, Reise über Triest nach Deutschland, zunächst in München Studien im Atelier Franz von Stucks, später in Berlin, ab 1913 vornehmlich als Radierer tätig, da Halbjude, bleibt er 1935 nach einer Triestreise auf Grund der NS-Rassenpolitik in Mailand, stach fortan ca. 500 Exlibris, 1940 hier als Ausländer und als “entarteter Künstler” verhaftet und im KZ bei Cosenza interniert, tätig in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Quelle: Vollmer, Dressler und Wikipedia.
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