SCHLESINGER, FELIX 1833 Hamburg - 1910 ebenda - photo 1
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SCHLESINGER, FELIX 1833 Hamburg - 1910 ebenda - photo 1

SCHLESINGER, FELIX 1833 Hamburg - 1910 ebenda

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€ 15 000
Auction dateClassic
21.03.2018 15:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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ID 49381
Lot 402 | SCHLESINGER, FELIX 1833 Hamburg - 1910 ebenda
Drei Kinder beim Beerenpflücken im Wald L. u. signiert. Öl auf Holz. 58 x 41,5 cm. Rahmen min. besch. Felix Schlesinger erhielt seine Ausbildung in Antwerpen, Paris und Düsseldorf, wo Rudolf Jordan zu seinen Lehrern zählte. Er hielt sich u. a. auch in Frankfurt am Main und in München auf, wo er sich ab 1863 niederließ. Mit seinen fein gemalten und stimmungsvollen Genrestücken gehört er künstlerisch zum weiteren Umfeld der Piloty-Schule. Zu den bei Sammlern beliebtesten Sujets gehörten seine anrührenden Szenen mit Kindern, mit ihren Großeltern oder mit Haustieren, die Schlesinger, wie auch bei vorliegendem Gemälde in seiner virtuosen Maltechnik und in seinem delikaten Kolorit ausführte. Ähnlich wie sein Zeitgenosse und Künstlerkollege Hermann Kaulbach verstand es Schlesinger, den Kulminations- oder Kernpunkt eines Geschehens darzustellen, der gleichermaßen eine Verbindung zu den Emotionen der Betrachter schuf. Diese Sensibilität in der Darstellung war es auch, die beiden Künstlern internationalen Erfolg in Europa und den Vereinigten Staaten beschied. Provenienz: Österreichischer Privatbesitz. Ausstellung: Sächsischer Kunstverein zu Dresden, Nr. 593 (verso Etikett).
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