Prachttafeltuch "Drachenmuster" Signe Sohlman - photo 1
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Prachttafeltuch "Drachenmuster" Signe Sohlman

Lot 1335
19.02.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1366246
Lot 1335 | Prachttafeltuch "Drachenmuster" Signe Sohlman
Muster im altnordischen Stil, Entwurf Signe Sohlman 1874 für Almedahls Leinenfabrik bei Göteborg, Ausführung um 1900, feiner weißer Leinendamast mit eingewebtem Dessin als breite umlaufende Borte aus schmalen abstrahierten Drachenleibern, diese subtil und scheinbar unentwirrbar mit einem schmalen Bandelwerk verflochten, anschließend schmales Flechtbandfries und diagonal kreuzendes Flechtwerk als Mittelfeldfüllung, guter Zustand, Maße 305 x 148 cm. Künstlerinfo: schwedische Malerin, Zeichnerin und Textilkünstlerin (1854–1878), Tochter des Publizisten Per August Ferdinand Sohlman und Hulda Maria Sandberg, ab 1872 Studium an der Kunstakademie Stockholm, 1975 Studienabbruch wegen Lungentuberkulose, anschließend als Rekonvaleszentin in verschiedenen Anstalten, befreundet mit Carl Larsson und Ernst Josephson, illustrierte mit August Malmström das Buch „Lesen für Kinder“ von Zacharias Topelius, schuf als Textilkünstlerin Muster für die Friends of Handicraft und für die Almedahls Leinenfabrik, mit Zeichnung Skolgossens sommarminne im Nationalmuseum und im Kreismuseum Gälveborg, im Nordischen Museum, im Upplandsmuseet und im Eisenbahnmuseum mit Textilien vertreten. Quelle: Internet.
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