Münter, Gabriele 1877 Berlin - 1962 Murnau/Oberbayern. Plakat für die Gabriele-Münter-Ausstellung Kopenhagen. 1918 - photo 1

Münter, Gabriele 1877 Berlin - 1962 Murnau/Oberbayern. Plakat für die Gabriele-Münter-Ausstellung Kopenhagen. 1918

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Lot 10 | Münter, Gabriele 1877 Berlin - 1962 Murnau/Oberbayern. Plakat für die Gabriele-Münter-Ausstellung Kopenhagen. 1918
Farblithographie auf Maschinenpapier 87 x 62 cm (89 x 64 cm) Gedruckt bei Caro, Kopenhagen und links unten im Stein bezeichnet ''Chr. Cato''. Farbvariante in Braun, Gelb und Grün des Plakates vor der Schrift. Rahmen.Werkverzeichnis: Vgl. Hoberg u. Helms 57Literatur: Gabriele Münter - Werke im Museum Gunzenhauser. Mössinger, Ingrid/Friedrich, Thomas (Hrsg.). Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, 2008. S. 119 (Abb. links mit ident. Druckzustand).''Im Winter 1917 war Gabriele Münter von Stockholm in die dänische Hauptstadt Kopenhagen gezogen. Hier erhielt sie im März 1918 ihre bisher größte Einzelausstellung. [...] Für das Plakat verwendete sie erstmals die Technik der Lithographie und schuf verschiedene Farbvarianten, in denen Gelb und Schwarz vorherrschen. Diese Farbkombination verstärkt möglicherweise den Eindruck von Melancholie, der über der Szene mit der gleichsam wartend im Vordergrund sitzenden Frau und der schwarzen eleganten Figur des Geigers liegt. Elemente des Hintergrundes wie der Keramikhund, das Meer, aber auch spitze Berge am jenseitigen Ufer wirken wie Reminiszenzen an die Murnauer und schwedische Zeit'' (Hoberg, Annegret. Gabriele Münter - Das druckgraphische Werk. Prestel Verlag, München 2000. S. 166).
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