Rudolf Köselitz, Schlafender Eremit und Zwerge - photo 1
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Rudolf Köselitz, Schlafender Eremit und Zwerge

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29.08.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
ID 1269280
Lot 3943 | Rudolf Köselitz, Schlafender Eremit und Zwerge
auf einem schlafenden älteren Herrn mit Rauschebart und Mönchskutte herumtollende und Schabernack treibende Zwerge, Mischtechnik (Graphit, Tusche und Deckweiß) auf leichtem Karton, Gitternetz aufgezeichnet, rechts unten signiert und datiert "Köselitz 1884", wohl Illustrationsvorlage, Faltspur, auf der Rückseite geschwärzt, unter Passepartout montiert, Blattmaße ca. 32 x 26 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Maler und Zeichner (1861 Annaberg bis 1948 München), 1877–81 Studium an der Kunstakademie in Leipzig, 1881 Reise nach Venedig, 1881–86 Studium an der Akademie in München bei Otto Seitz, Gyula Benczur und Alexander Strähuber, ab 1886 in Dresden ansässig und Tätigkeit als Illustrator, 1900 Umzug nach München, ab 1901 auf allen Großen Kunstausstellung im Glaspalast vertreten, im gleichen Jahr wurde in der Nationalgalerie Berlin das Gemälde „Inneres eines Hammerwerkes“ (Frohnauer Hammer bei Annaberg) von Rudolf Köselitz neben dem Gemälde „Eisenwalzwerk“ von Adolph von Menzel präsentiert, 1904 Gründungsmitglied des Vereins Münchner Aquarellisten, 1910 Umzug in den Münchner Vorort Altfreimann, ab Mitte der 1930er Jahre zunehmende Verarmung, Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Matrikel der Münchner Akademie, Peter Rochhaus „Kurz vor dem Vergessen – Zu Leben und Werk des Malers und Illustrators Rudolf Köselitz“ und Wikipedia.
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