Nicolae Ion Grigorescu (1838, Pitaru - 1907, Câmpina), zugeschrieben - Landschaft mit Ochsenkarren - photo 1
Nicolae Ion Grigorescu (1838, Pitaru - 1907, Câmpina), zugeschrieben - Landschaft mit Ochsenkarren - photo 2
Nicolae Ion Grigorescu (1838, Pitaru - 1907, Câmpina), zugeschrieben - Landschaft mit Ochsenkarren - photo 3

Nicolae Ion Grigorescu (1838, Pitaru - 1907, Câmpina), zugeschrieben - Landschaft mit Ochsenkarren

Lot 100
17.06.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Neu-Ulm
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Lot 100 | Nicolae Ion Grigorescu (1838, Pitaru - 1907, Câmpina), zugeschrieben - Landschaft mit Ochsenkarren
Öl auf Malpappe. Impressionistische Darstellung eines mit Heu beladenen Wagens auf dem ein Mann liegt, von zwei weißen Ochsen gezogen in einer weiten Landschaft. War unten rechts signiert, wurde aber aber entfernt, bei genauer Betrachtung sind noch rote Farbpigmente zu erkennen wie sie bei den Signaturen Grigorescus typisch sind. Auf der Rückseite Stempel des Museums in Arad aus der kommunistischen Ceausescu Zeit. Bildmaße ca.33 x 24 cm. Überwiegend guter Zustand mit wenigen Altersspuren, linke Ecke mit Haarriss. Ende 19. Jh. gemalt. Bitte besichtigen, keine Expertise vorhanden.
Nicolae Ion Grigorescu (* 15. Mai 1838 in Pitaru bei Bukarest; † 21. Juli 1907 in Câmpina) war ein rumänischer Maler und gilt neben Ștefan Luchian und Ion Andreescu als einer der Mitbegründer der modernen rumänischen Malerei. Studium an der an der École des Beaux-Arts, Paris, Mitschüler von Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Sein späteres Werk weist impressionistische Einflüsse auf. Seine Themen suchte er häufig im rumänischen-ländlichen Alltagslebens Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts.
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