Fritz Overbeck. Sommerliche Felder - photo 1
Fritz Overbeck. Sommerliche Felder - photo 1

Sommerliche Felder

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22.02.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
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ID 284122
Lot 165 | Sommerliche Felder
Um 1899, Öl/Karton/Holz, 45,5 x 64,5 cm, links unten signiert F. Overbeck, rechts unten bezeichnet 3.VI., verso Etiketten des Kunstsalons Gerstenberger in Chemnitz, der Galerie Commeter in Hamburg sowie des Leipziger Kunstvereins. - Ausstellungen: Das Gemälde war ausgestellt: Fritz Overbeck. Ich bin nicht sentimental. Ausstellung zum 100. Todestag, Overbeck-Museum Bremen 2009, Katalog-Nr. 18; Kunstverein Leipzig. - Literatur: Das Gemälde ist mit Abbildung publiziert in: Fritz Overbeck. Ich bin nicht sentimental, Ausstellung-Katalog 2009, Abbildung 18 sowie S. 162 mit Angabe der Werkverzeichnis-Nr. 143. - Provenienz: Galerie Gerstenberger, Chemnitz. - Overbeck war einer der führenden deutschen Landschaftsmaler der Jahrhundertwende. Er studierte 1889-93 an der Düsseldorfer Akademie unter anderem bei E. Dücker und P. Janssen und lernte bereits dort F. Mackensen und O. Modersohn kennen. Auf dessen Einladung schloß er sich 1894 der Künstlerkolonie Worpswede an, deren Stil und Formenrepertoire er mit seinen lyrischen Landschaften entscheidend mitprägen sollte. 1905 verließ er mit seiner Familie die Künstlerkolonie und zog nach Bremen-Vegesack. Hier nahm er, nach Reisen, auch Motive von Sylt und aus der Schweiz in sein Repertoire auf. Museum: Bremen (Modersohn-Museum, Kunsthalle), Hannover, München, Breslau unter anderem Literatur: Thieme-Becker unter anderem
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