Theodor Werner. Stillleben mit Rosen, Nelken und Rittersporn - photo 1
Theodor Werner. Stillleben mit Rosen, Nelken und Rittersporn - photo 2
Theodor Werner. Stillleben mit Rosen, Nelken und Rittersporn - photo 3

Theodor Werner. Stillleben mit Rosen, Nelken und Rittersporn

Lot 4489
05.12.2025 18:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerKARL & FABER Kunstauktionen
Event locationGermany, München
Buyer Premium32%
ID 1530376
Lot 4489 | Theodor Werner. Stillleben mit Rosen, Nelken und Rittersporn
Estimate value
€ 2 000 – 2 500
Öl auf Leinwand. (Um 1920). Ca. 81 x 60 cm. Monogrammiert unten links.
Das gegenständlichen Frühwerk des Malers (Landschaften, Stadtansichten, Porträts und Stillleben bis 1931), das Werner selbst als Kunst der "Tonalität" bezeichnet und das noch stark vom impressionistischen Stil beeinflusst wurde, ist bis heute wenig bekannt. Ein Grund hierfür ist, dass die meisten frühen Arbeiten 1945 bei einem Bombenangriff auf Potsdam, wo Werner von 1935 bis zum Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs wohnte, zerstört wurden. Ein Großteil des noch existierenden Frühwerks des Künstlers, der bis 1929 zumeist im Umkreis von Stuttgart lebte, befindet sich zudem in Privatbesitz.

Mit Craquelé, sonst in schönem Originalzustand, im Originalrahmen. Zur Katalogisierung nicht ausgerahmt.
Nicht bei Lohkamp.
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