Nach Prof. Max Klinger: "Studien No. 2 / Studie zum Homer", Lichtdruck, 1906. - photo 1
Nach Prof. Max Klinger: "Studien No. 2 / Studie zum Homer", Lichtdruck, 1906. - photo 1

Nach Prof. Max Klinger: "Studien No. 2 / Studie zum Homer", Lichtdruck, 1906.

Lot 512
28.04.2018 12:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 512 | Nach Prof. Max Klinger: "Studien No. 2 / Studie zum Homer", Lichtdruck, 1906.
Detailstudie zu einem sitzenden Männerakt, Lichtdruck auf grünlichem Papier, im Druck monogrammiert ”MK” (ligiert), datiert ”8./8. (19)06”, bezeichnet ”M. Klinger Studien No 2/ Reproduktion Sinsel & Co G.m.b.H.” sowie betitelt ”Studie zum Homer”, kleine Randläsuren, Blattmaß 80 x 50 cm.
Max Klinger (1857 Leipzig bis 1920 Großjena bei Naumburg /Saale), bedeutender dt. Graphiker, Maler und Bildhauer. Sonntagsschüler der Zeichenschule Bauer in Leipzig, studierte ab 1874 bei Karl Gussow und Ludwig Des Coudres an der Akademie Karlsruhe, 1875 Wechsel mit Gussow an die Akademie Berlin, erhält 1876 Akademiezeugnis mit Prädikat „Außerordentlich“ und Silberne Medaille, 1879 in Brüssel tätig, hier Schüler von Emile Charles Wauters, 1880 in München ansässig, ab 1881 Atelier in Berlin, Freundschaft zu Karl Stauffer-Bern und Bekanntschaft zu Alfred Lichtwark, Studien- und Arbeitsaufenthalte in Paris und Rom, 1892 Gründungsmitglied der “Gruppe der XI”, ab 1893 Atelier in Leipzig, 1897 zum Professor der Leipziger Akademie ernannt, Korrespondierendes Mitglied der Wiener Secession, 1901 Gründungsmitglied und ab 1906 Vorsitzender des Villa-Romana-Vereins, 1903 Erwerb des Weinberghäuschens in Großjena bei Naumburg.
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