Renate Hahn, moderne Komposition - photo 1

Renate Hahn, moderne Komposition

Lot 3353
30.05.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Plauen
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Lot 3353 | Renate Hahn, moderne Komposition
Westerwald, neuzeitlich, Keramik gerollt und gekniffen, im Raku-Verfahren gebrannt und dadurch partiell in Weiß und hellem Türkis glasiert und metallisch roségolden und golden lüstriert, mit aufgerolltem Muster und dekorativen Brandrissen, in abstrakter, stehender menschlicher Form ohne Arme, auf flache quadratische Plinthe aus Kupfer gesteckt, unbeschädigte Erhaltung, H gesamt ca. 46,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: deutsche Bildhauerin (geb. 1946 auf Norderney), 1980 Praktikum bei Inke und Uwe Lerch, Gaststudium unter Prof. Johannes Gebhardt an der Fachhochschule Kiel, Gaststudium unter Prof. Ralf Busz und Prof. Paulus an der Gesamthochschule Kassel, weitere Lehrer waren Wendelin Stahl, David Leach und Rainer Brodesser, 1989 Gesellenprüfung, 1996 Gastkünstlerin und Kurzdozentin an der Akademie der Künste in Bratislava, 1998/99 Meisterschülerin für freie Keramik bei Professor Kawasaki in Kyoto in Japan, 2001 Gastkünstlerin und Dozentin an der Kunsthochschule der Nationalen Universität Canberra/Australien, 2005 Mitglied der GEDOK in Bonn, 2007 Mitglied in der ASK in Siegen, 2007 und 2008 Gastkünstlerin an der Universität Honolulu, seit 1985 zahlreiche Einzel- und Gruppenausstellungen und Beteiligungen an internationalen Wettbewerben.
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