Schad, Christian (1894 Miesbach - 1982 Keilberg). Aufziehender Sturm am Ätna - photo 1
Schad, Christian (1894 Miesbach - 1982 Keilberg). Aufziehender Sturm am Ätna - photo 2

Schad, Christian (1894 Miesbach - 1982 Keilberg). Aufziehender Sturm am Ätna

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30.05.2018 13:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 96 | Schad, Christian (1894 Miesbach - 1982 Keilberg). Aufziehender Sturm am Ätna
1956. Aquarell, Tempera und Gouache auf Fabriano (Wasserzeichen). 37,3 x 50,3cm. Signiert und datiert unten links: Schad 56.
Provenienz:
- Privatsammlung Europa

Ausstellungen (Auswahl):
- Galerie der Stadt Aschaffenburg 1994, Kat.-Farbabb. S. 119
- Ernst Barlach Museum, Wedel 1999
- Haus am Waldsee, Berlin 1999/2000
- Museum der bildenden Künste, Leipzig 2000
- Kunsthalle Erfurt, 2000/2001
- Städtische Galerie Wolfsburg, Schloß Wolfsburg 2001
- Städtische Galerie Rosenheim, 2003

Zur hohen Mittagsstunde eines Dezembertages fängt Christian Schad diese Ansicht auf das gewaltige Bergmassiv von einem Bauernhaus auf dem Monte Ziretto ein. Dabei ist der
Künstler ein Beobachter aus großer Ferne: Wie bei dem Blick durch ein Fernglas gibt er die Perspektive wieder, so dass sich die weite Landschaft in schmalen Streifen eng
hintereinander staffelt - der karge, gefaltete Gebirgszug im Vordergrund, das Band
aufziehender Wolken und der abgeflachte, mit Schnee und Eis bedeckte Gipfel am Horizont. Darüber erhebt sich der dunstige, blass-blaue Himmel. Die durchbrechenden Sonnenstrahlen tauchen diese eindrucksvolle Winterkulisse in ein warmes Licht. Eine friedvolle Stimmung geht von diesem Bild aus. Allein die dunkelgrauen Farbpartien der Wolken künden von dem nahenden Unwetter
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