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Reliefplatte - Peter, Walter 1934

Lot 619
06.09.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
Event locationGermany, Niederwiesa
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Lot 619 | Reliefplatte - Peter, Walter 1934
hochrechteckige Bronzeplatte links unten signiert Peter sowie datiert (19)34, Walter Peter (*29.7.1900 Korotschin †15.7.1984 Berlin) war ein deutscher Bildhauer und Grafiker, Studium 1918/20 an der Kunstgewerbeschule in Stettin, nach dem Umzug 1921 nach Berlin, setzte er dort bis 1923 seine Ausbildung an der Unterrichtsanstalt am Kunstgewerbemuseum fort, anschließend war er als freischaffender Grafiker tätig und unternahm Studienreisen nach Paris, Florenz und Rom, Studium von 1927/31 im Bereich Bildhauerei an den Vereinigten Staatsschulen für Freie und Angewandte Kunst in Berlin bei den Professoren W. Gerstel und E.Scharff, von 1931 bis 1933 war er Meisterschüler von Edwin Scharff, später wieder freischaffend in Berlin tätig, es folgte Ausstellunsgverbot und Kriegsdienst von 1942/45, nach der Rückkehr setzte er seine freiberufliche Tätigkeit fort, von 1952 bis 1965 lehrte Walter Peter als Dozent für Anatomie und Aktzeichnen am Staatlichen Lehrinstitut für Graphik, Druck und Werbung in Berlin, Quelle Internet, hier leicht reliefierte Akt Studie, ca. 16,5 x 25 cm dazu Künstlerheft *Walter Peter Plastiken Zeichnungen* der vom Förderkreis Kulturzentrum Berlin e.V. im Haus am Lützowplatz 1970 veranstalteten Ausstellung
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