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Prof. Conrad Felixmüller, Graphikkonvolut

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Auction dateClassic
22.02.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 1155647
Lot 4220 | Prof. Conrad Felixmüller, Graphikkonvolut
vier Arbeiten, "Selbstbildnis mit zeichnender Hand", 1965, Söhn 622; "Selbst mit Frau an der Staffelei", 1962, Söhn 597; "Bücherei Hanns-Connon von der Gabelentz", um 1960 (nicht bei Söhn) und "Neujahrsgruß für 1971", 1970, Söhn 656, Holzschnitte, zwei Arbeiten in Blei signiert "C. Felixmüller", jede Arbeit im Stock monogrammiert "FM", ein Blatt mit Knitterspuren, Blattmaße max. ca. 20 x 15 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Conrad Felix Müller, bedeutender dt. Maler und Graphiker (1897 Dresden bis 1977 Berlin-Zehlendorf), 1911 kurzzeitig Musikstudium, studierte ab 1912 an der Kunstakademie Dresden bei Ferdinand Dorsch, 1914 Meisterschüler von Carl Bantzer, 1919 Gründungsmitglied und Präsident der Dresdner Sezession, zahlreiche Ehrungen, unter anderem 1920 Rompreis, 1931 Sächsischer Staatspreis für Malerei, 1933–45 als “entartet” verfemt, 1949–62 Professur an der Universität Halle, Mitglied im Reichsverband Bildender Künstler Deutschlands, im Deutschen Künstlerbund und in der Berliner Sezession, tätig in Dresden, Halle, Tautenhain und ab 1961 in Berlin, 1967 Übersiedlung nach West-Berlin (Zehlendorf), Quelle: Vollmer, Dressler und Internet.
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