Treppengeländer Jugendstil - photo 1

Treppengeländer Jugendstil

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€ 1 000
Auction dateClassic
25.05.2018 12:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 73262
Lot 2067 | Treppengeländer Jugendstil
um 1910, Entwurf Thilo Schoder für eine Fabrikantenvilla in Gera, Nadelholz farbig gefasst, aufwändig durchbrochen gearbeitete Sprossen in der Formensprache Henry van de Veldes, die einzelnen Elemente sich nach unten konisch weitend, mehrfach getreppt und seitlich profiliert, besteht aus zwei 4 m langen Stücken, dazwischen gehöriges Brüstungsstück ca. 1 m mit abgerundeten Eckstücken, unter den späten Anstrichen die Originale blau-grüne Farbfassung erhalten, restaurierungsbedürftig, Länge gesamt ca. 10 m, Höhe ca. 90 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Architekt (1888 in bis 1979 in Kristiandsand/Norwegen), 1907-11 Stud. an der Großherzoglich Sächsischen Kunstgewerbeschule Weimar, der Vorgängerinstitution des Bauhauses, im Anschluss Volontariat bei Josef Hoffmann als Zeichner und arbeitete an der Modeabteilung der Wiener Werkstätte, ab 1912 im Atelier Henry van de Velde tätig, ab 1916 für die Firma Golde in Gera als künstlerischer Beirat tätig, 1917-18 Kriegsdienst, 1919 in den Deutschen Werkbund und 1922 in den Bund Deutscher Architekten berufenn, 1932 Aufgabe seines Büro in Gera wegen Auftragsmangels infolge der Weltwirtschaftskrise und Emigration nach Norwegen, dem Heimatland seiner zweiten Ehefrau Bergljot Schoder, eröffnete ein Architekturbüro in Kristiansand, nahm 1938 die norwegische Staatsbürgerschaft an, Quelle: Internet.
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