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Studie zu zwei Okeaniden - photo 1

Studie zu zwei Okeaniden

Lot 182
20.03.2019 15:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 651
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 182 | Studie zu zwei Okeaniden
Estimate value
€ 800 – 1 000
R. u. bezeichnet, links unten betitelt ''[...]ometheus und die Nereiden''. Bleistiftzeichnung auf Papier (Skizzenbuchblatt). 13,5 x 22,5 cm. Unregelmäßig beschnitten. Rahmen. Studie zu zwei Okeaniden auf dem Deckengemälde ''Der gefesselte Prometheus, von den Okeaniden beklagt'' (1875) in der Aula der Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Wien. Zu Beginn des Jahres 1874 trägt sich Anselm Feuerbach mit dem Gedanken, als Professor für Historienmalerei an der Wiener Akademie der Bildenden Künste seine Entlassung einzureichen. Dies auch aus Protest, da ''sie Makart zum Professor machen wollen, wodurch all das, was ich lehre, paralysiert würde.'' (zitiert nach Ecker, s. u., S. 340). Man versucht, den Künstler in Wien zu halten, indem man ihm Monumentalaufträge erteilt, darunter die Deckengestaltung der Decke in der Aula der Akademie, sein vorrangiger Auftrag. Vgl. Ecker, Jürgen, Anselm Feuerbach - Leben und Werk. München 1991, S. 340 ff., Werkverzeichnis-Nr. 498 ''Der Titanensturz'': zur Entstehungsgeschichte der Deckengestaltung der Aula. - Ebda., S. 349 ff., Werkverzeichnis-Nr. 501 ''Der gefesselte Prometheus, von den Okeaniden beklagt'': das ausgeführte Gemälde (jew. mit Abbildungen).
Unregelmäßig beschnitten
Maße: 13,5 x 22,5 cm.
Auction house category:Graphics 19th-20th century
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