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Prof. Joseph Oppenheimer, Der Künstler

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Auction dateClassic
28.02.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Lot 4046 | Prof. Joseph Oppenheimer, Der Künstler
Prof. Joseph Oppenheimer, Der Künstler Mann mit Palette in einem großen leeren Raum, den Blick auf einen soeben den Raum betretenen Herrn gerichtet, Deckfarbenmalerei in Grisailletechnick, um 1920, links unten signiert „J. Oppenheimer“, auf Unterlagekarton doubliert, minimale Altersspuren, unter Passepartout montiert, Darstellungsmaße ca. 32 x 38 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt.-jüdischer Portrait- und Landschaftsmaler sowie Graphiker (1876 Würzburg bis 1966 Montreal/Kanada), ab 1890 Malunterricht bei Franz C. Fischer in Würzburg, 1891 Übersiedlung nach München und Schüler der Privatschule von Conrad Fehr, gefördert von seinem Großonkel, dem Maler Louis Neustätter aus Tutzing, 1892-95 Studium an der Akademie München bei Karl Raupp, Paul Hoecker, Gabriel von Hackl und Johann Leonhard Raab, 1895-96 Reise nach Florenz, Rom und Neapel, anschließend freischaffend in München-Schwabing, 1896-97 Reise nach Ägypten, Kreta, Griechenland und der Türkei, 1897 in London, Mitglied der Berliner Secession, deren Ausstellungen er ab 1899 beschickte, 1899 in Venedig und New York, 1900 Rückkehr über England nach Deutschland und fortan wechselnd in Würzburg, München und Berlin tätig, vertreten durch die Galerie Paul Cassirers in Hamburg, 1903-09 in London tätig und kurzzeitig Prof. an der Londoner Akademie, ab 1909 freischaffend in Berlin und tätig für die Illustrierten „Elegante Welt“, „Die Dame“ und „Jugend“, Kriegsdienst im 1. WK als Kartograph in Berlin und auf Rügen, 1933 Emigration nach London, ab 1939 britischer Staatsbürger, 1949 Übersiedlung zur Tochter nach Montreal/Kanada, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Dressler, Matrikel der Münchner Akademie und Wikipedia.
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