Prof. Carl Malchin, zugeschrieben, Am Gartenzaun - photo 1
Prof. Carl Malchin, zugeschrieben, Am Gartenzaun - photo 1

Prof. Carl Malchin, zugeschrieben, Am Gartenzaun

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30.05.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 3838 | Prof. Carl Malchin, zugeschrieben, Am Gartenzaun
Blick aus einem verwilderten Garten auf einen reparaturbedürftigen Gartenzaun, mit blühender Sonnenblume, leicht pastose Malerei in gekonnt abgestimmter Farbigkeit, Öl auf leinenkaschierter Malpappe, um 1900, rückseitig Zuschreibung „Ölgemälde von Carl Malchin (1838–1923)“, in Berliner Leiste gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 19,5 x 28 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentl. Carl Wilhelm Christian Malchin, dt. Restaurator und Landschaftsmaler (1838 Kröpelin bis 1923 Schwerin), Sohn des Senators Friedrich Franz Malchin, Lehre zum Geodäten in Schwaan, Lehre als Schiffbauer, in Schwaan bereits Kontakt zu den Malern Eduard Ehrke und Otto Dörr, 1860–62 Studium am Polytechnikum in München, in Rostock legte er sein Ingenieursexamen als Vermesser ab, 1871/72 Entstehung erster Gemälde, seine Gemälde erlangten in Kunstkreisen Aufmerksamkeit, der Hofmaler Theodor Schloepke sprach bei Großherzog Friedrich Franz II. vor und erlangte ein Stipendium für Malchin, hierdurch ab 1873 Studium an der Großherzoglich-Sächsischen Kunstschule in Weimar bei Brendel und starke Beeinflussung durch Theodor Hagen, 1874 Reise an die Mosel, ab 1879 Restaurator an der herzoglichen Gemäldesammlung, 1882 Reise nach Ahrenshoop und Wustrow, 1890 Verleihung des Professorentitels, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Boetticher und Wikipedia.
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