Mueller, Otto (1874 Liebau/Schlesien - 1930 Breslau). Helga und Eva Goerger - photo 1

Mueller, Otto (1874 Liebau/Schlesien - 1930 Breslau). Helga und Eva Goerger

Lot 64
30.05.2018 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 20 000
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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ID 71279
Lot 64 | Mueller, Otto (1874 Liebau/Schlesien - 1930 Breslau). Helga und Eva Goerger
Estimate value
€ 20 000 – 30 000
1917. Aquarell auf Gouache über Bleistift auf Papier. 72 x 54,8cm. Rahmen.
Provenienz:
- Familie Dr. Franz Goerger (Geschenk vom Künstler 1917)
- Privatsammlung Europa

Literatur:
- von Lüttichau, Mario/Pirsig, Tanja: Werkverzeichnis der Gemälde und Zeichnungen, München 2003, WVZ.-Nr. Nr. 883
- Goerger, Sibylla: Otto Müllers Lazarettaufenthalt in Neuss. In: Neusser Jahrbuch für Kunst, Kulturgeschichte und Heimatkunde. Hrsg. Clemens-Sels-Museum. 1965. S. 39.
- Von Lüttichau, Mario-Andreas: Otto Müller. Ein Romantiker unter den Expressionisten. Köln 1993. Abb. Nr. 33 (abgebildet ist hier die Endfassung).
- Husmeier-Schirlitz, Uta: Otto Müller in Neuss. In: Novaesium 2006. Neusser Jahrbuch für Kunst, Kultur und Geschichte. Hrsg. G. Götte und J. Metzdorf. Abb. S. 127

Frau Sibylla Goerger, die Mutter von Helga und Eva, lernte Otto Müller 1917 während seines Lazarettaufenthalts im Neusser Kamillianerkloster kennen. Aus den Besuchen von Frau Goerger mit ihren Töchtern im Lazarett entstand nicht nur eine Freundschaft, sondern auch der Wunsch von Otto Müller die Kinder zu porträtieren. Die vorliegende Arbeit ist die erste Skizze, zu der kurz darauf eine nur leicht veränderte weitere Arbeit in gleicher Technik entstand
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