Lesser Ury. Straßenszene - photo 1
Lesser Ury. Straßenszene - photo 1

Straßenszene

Starting price
€ 9 000
Auction dateClassic
28.11.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Stahl
Event location
Germany, Hamburg
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ID 446110
Lot 461 | Straßenszene
Öl/Karton, 15,5 x 9 cm, rechts unten signiert und dat. L. Ury 81. - Ury hielt sich seit 1880 immer wieder in Paris auf, auch dieses seltene Frühwerk könnte in der französischen Metropole entstanden sein. - Gutachten: Sibylle Groß, Berlin, 29.11.2011, bestätigt die Authentizität. Das Gemälde wird in das in Vorbereitung befindliche Werkverzeichnis aufgenommen. - Provenienz: Privatsammlung Schweiz; Galerie Ludorff, Düsseldorf, Juni 1985; Privatsammlung Berlin; Privatsammlung Schleswig-Holstein. - Landschafts- und Figurenmaler, hervorragender Meister von Darstellungen des städtischen Lebens Berlins in einem farbenfrohen Impressionismus. U. studierte an der Akademie Düsseldorf bei J. J. H. Müller sowie bei J. F. Portaels in Brüssel, der ihn an L. Bonnat empfahl. In Paris bildete er sich bei J. Lefèbvre weiter, 1887 ließ er sich dauerhaft in Berlin nieder und trat in Beziehung zu W. Uhde und M. Liebermann. Die Verleihung des Michael-Beer-Preises 1890 ermöglichte ihm einen Italienaufenthalt. Er beschickte zahlreiche Ausstellungen, darunter 1922 die der Berliner Sezession, deren Ehrenmitglied er seit 1921 war, und 1931 in der Berliner Nationalgalerie. Museum: Berlin (Nat.-Gal.), Görlitz, Graz. Literatur: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit, D. Rosenbach: L. U., das druckgraphische Werk, 2002.
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