Ramberg, Johann Heinrich 1763 Hannover - 1840, ibid.. Ramberg, Johann Heinrich. Schluss-Szene aus "Oberon" - photo 1
Ramberg, Johann Heinrich 1763 Hannover - 1840, ibid.. Ramberg, Johann Heinrich. Schluss-Szene aus "Oberon" - photo 2

Schluss-Szene aus "Oberon"

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04.12.2019 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 122 | Schluss-Szene aus "Oberon"
Ramberg, Johann Heinrich 1763 Hannover - 1840 ebenda Schluss-Szene aus ''Oberon'' Links unten signiert, Ortsbezeichnung Hannover und 1808 datiert. Gouache auf Papier. BA 53,3 x 75,2 cm. Aufgezogen. Min. fleckig. Rahmen. Die Darstellung basiert auf Motiven aus dem letzten Gesang von Christoph Martin Wielands von 1780-1796 entstandenem Versepos ''Oberon'' (14. Gesang, Strophe 63 ff.). Johann Heinrich Ramberg gilt als einer der kreativsten Illustratoren und Druckgraphiker seiner Zeit. Als zwischen 1794 und 1802 Christoph Martin Wielands ''Ausgabe letzter Hand'' erscheint, stammen die Vorlagen für die illustrierenden Stiche von der Hand Rambergs. Diese Illustrationen machen Ramberg weithin bekannt. Sie sind die Basis für unzählige Folgeaufträge in den nächsten Jahrzehnten. Er liefert Vorlagen für mehr als 100 Kupferstecher, darunter Ernst Ludwig Riepenhausen und Carl August Schwerdgeburth. Großformatige Gouachen wie im vorliegenden Fall sind im Schaffen Rambergs eher selten anzutreffen und daher seit jeher begehrte Sammelobjekte.
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