Peter v. Hess, attr., Die ersten Russen in Dresden - photo 1
Peter v. Hess, attr., Die ersten Russen in Dresden - photo 2
Peter v. Hess, attr., Die ersten Russen in Dresden - photo 3

Peter v. Hess, attr., Die ersten Russen in Dresden

Lot 3905
19.02.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1368287
Lot 3905 | Peter v. Hess, attr., Die ersten Russen in Dresden
am Betrachter vorbeiziehende russische Soldaten mit Lanzen und Peitschen in bergiger Landschaft, Tuschefeder, Deckweiß und Aquarell auf schwachem, auf Karton kaschiertem Papier, beigelegt Rahmenrückwand und hierauf bezeichnet "Die ersten Russen 1817 in Dresden von Peter Hess, Sohn des Hotel Wuth in Dresden vom Hotel de Potagne Geschenk des Grafen Gooben auf Gross Schwanenfels 1823" und rückseitig maschinenschriftlich "Die ersten Russen von Peter Hess (1792–1871) (Guaschmalerei)/Geschenk des Grafen Gröben auf Schloß Groß Schwanenfels, 1828 an meinen Großvater Friedrich v. Kotze/den lieben Freunden FELTS zum Hochzeitstag!" und Signatur "Friedr. v. Eberstein", da ein Aufenthalt von Peter von Hess in Dresden nicht verbürgt ist, ist die Autorenschaft der Arbeit fraglich, gebräunt und leicht geblichen, Darstellungsmaße ca. 42,5 x 27 cm, Blattmaße ca. 29 x 45 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Peter Heinrich Lambert Hess, auch Heß, ab 1861 Ritter von Hess (1792 Düsseldorf bis 1871 München), Sohn des Kupferstechers Carl Ernst Christoph Hess, Schüler seines Vaters, ab 1809 kurzzeitiges Studium an der Kunstakademie in München, weitestgehend Autodidakt, Studienreise nach Österreich, Italien und in die Schweiz, 1814 schuf er sein erstes großformatige Gemälde „Schlacht von Arcis sur Aube“, 1833 Begleitung von König Otto nach Griechenland, 1839 folgte er einer Einladung von Zar Nikolaus I. nach Moskau und St. Petersburg, anschl. Schaffung von Fresken für die Arkaden des Münchner Hofgartens, 1861 Erhebung in den Ritterstand, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Bruckmann „Münchner Malerei des 19. Jh.“, Matrikeln der Münchner Akademie und Wikipedia.
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