Pechstein, Hermann Max 1881 Zwickau - 1955 Berlin. Am Meeresstrand. 1923 - photo 1

Pechstein, Hermann Max 1881 Zwickau - 1955 Berlin. Am Meeresstrand. 1923

Lot 26
08.06.2018 17:15UTC +01:00
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€ 36 000
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Lot 26 | Pechstein, Hermann Max 1881 Zwickau - 1955 Berlin. Am Meeresstrand. 1923
Estimate value
€ 36 000 – 46 000
Aquarell und Kohle auf festem Zeichenpapier 49,7 x 62 cmRechts unten signiert und datiert. Verso betitelt. Rahmen.Provenienz: Seit ca. 60 Jahren in rheinischem PrivatbesitzDie 1920er Jahre markieren nicht nur einen Stilwandel im Oeuvre Max Pechsteins, sondern sind auch Jahre der Veränderung im privaten Leben des Künstlers. Sein Domizil in Nidden an der kurischen Nehrung, das durch die Folgen des Ersten Weltkrieges Litauen zugeschlagen wurde, musste er 1921 verlassen. An diese Stelle trat der Ort Leba in Hinterpommern. Dazu kamen die Trennung von seiner ersten Frau Lotte und finanzielle Tiefschläge, die zu verkraften waren. 1923 klärte sich die Situation, Pechstein besuchte verschiedene Sammler in der Schweiz und heiratete während seines Aufenthaltes in Leba (August bis Frühherbst) seine zweite Frau Martha Möller, die Tochter des dortigen Gastwirtes, die er 1921 bei seinem ersten Aufenthalt kennengelernt hatte. Die Ostsee, ob bei Nidden oder Leba, bot dem Künstler immer neue Anregungen für seine Kompositionen. Die Landschaft, Badende oder das Leben der Fischer wurden zu den bestimmenden Sujets seiner Bilder, die stilistisch nun einem stärkeren Realismus verhaftet sind, nicht ohne die expressive Farbigkeit der frühen Jahre beizubehalten.
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