R. Warren Vernon, ”Leipzig-Naundörfchen” - photo 1
R. Warren Vernon, ”Leipzig-Naundörfchen” - photo 1

R. Warren Vernon, ”Leipzig-Naundörfchen”

Lot 4074
26.05.2018 12:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 4074 | R. Warren Vernon, ”Leipzig-Naundörfchen”
idyllischer Altstadtwinkel von Leipzig, mit Blick über den Pleißemühlgraben auf den 1910 abgebrochenen Hahnreysteg und altehrwürdige Häuser des ”Naundörfchen” genannten, romantischen ehemaligen Fischer- und Handwerkerdörfchens westlich des Leipziger Stadtzentrums, das 1943 während eines Bombenangriffes völlig zerstört wurde, das vorliegende Aquarell von Vernon diente um 1900, neben anderen Motiven des Künstlers, als Vorlage populärer Postkarten und stellt heute ein rares Zeitdokument dar, Aquarell, rechts unten signiert ”R. Warren Vernon”, rückseitig Rahmungsetikett Leipzig, geringe Altersspuren, ohne Glas in originaler Leiste gerahmt, Falzmaß ca. 30 x 47 cm. Künstlerinfo: britischer Aquarellist, Illustrator und Radierer (erwähnt 1882 bis 1921), beschickte 1882 bis 1908 diverse Ausstellungen, unter anderem 1882 in Winchester, 1886 in London, 1901 und 1902 die Ausstellungen der Royal Cambrian Academy of Art in Conwy/Wales, 1903 in Dresden, 1905 in Ilfracombe/Devon und 1908 Ausstellungsbeteiligung in Southend-on-Sea/Essex, schuf zahlreiche Vorlagen für Postkartenmotive (unter anderem aus Leipzig), tätig in Scarbororough, Quelle: ”Dictionary of British Artists 1880–1940”, Saur ”Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon” und Internet.
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