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Salomon Gessner, Bukolische Landschaft

Lot 3653
25.05.2019 12:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 190822
Lot 3653 | Salomon Gessner, Bukolische Landschaft
Idyll mit Hirtenpaar vor felsiger Kulisse am Bach, die Füße im Wasser badend, im Hintergrund weiden Rinder, Ziegen und Schafe am Seeufer, hierzu bemerkt Wikipedia: "Gessners einst vielgepriesene Idyllen feierten ein goldenes Zeitalter ungestörter Eintracht, und obschon er sich auf Theokrit berief, war er der arkadischen Schäferwelt der italienisch-französischen Hofpoeten des 17. Jahrhunderts weit näher verwandt. ... zu seinen besten Werken zählen zwölf radierte Landschaften, die er 1770 herausgab.", Radierung auf Bütten, um 1770, rechts unter der Darstellung in der Platte signiert "S. Gessner" sowie Stichnummer "4.", Altersspuren, schön hinter Glas und Passepartout gerahmt, Plattenmaße ca. 20,5 x 19 cm. Künstlerinfo: auch Geßner, schweizerischer Zeichner, Radierer, Maler, Illustrator, Dichter und Kunsttheoretiker (1730 Zürich bis 1788 Zürich), 1749–50 Buchhändlerlehre in der Haude & Spenerschen Verlagsbuchhandlung Berlin, parallel Hinwendung zur Malerei und Radierkunst unter dem Einfluss von Karl Wilhelm Ramler, Rückreise über Halberstadt, Braunschweig, Wolfenbüttel, Hannover, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Straßburg, kurzzeitig Aufenthalt in Hamburg, hier beeinflusst von Friedrich von Hagedorn, 1750 Rückkehr nach Zürich und bis 1763 Mitarbeit im väterlichen Verlag mit Buchhandlung und Druckerei, Mitglied der "Dienstags-Compagnie", 1761 Mitbegründer der "Helvetischen Gesellschaft", 1763 Teilhaber der Firma Orell & Co. und künstlerischer Leiter der Porzellan- und Fayence-Manufaktur im Schooren in Kilchberg, 1765 Mitglied des Züricher Rats, 1780 Begründer der "Züricher Zeitung", Quelle: Thieme-Becker, Sikart und Wikipedia.
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