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Tunesien Speicherburg - Wernet, Hans-Peter 2012

Lot 315
13.01.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
Event locationGermany, Niederwiesa
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Lot 315 | Tunesien Speicherburg - Wernet, Hans-Peter 2012
Acryl auf Leinwand links unten signiert Wernet sowie datiert (2)012, der jetzt in Chemnitz lebende Künstler Hans-Peter Wernet wurde am 11.2.1949 in Elzach im Schwarzwald geboren und hat bereits in der Grundschule sein Talent fürs Malen unter Beweis gestellt, trotz Anraten der Grundschullehrerin, erfolgte keine Förderung auf künstlerischem Gebiet und er begann eine Schreinerlehre für Stilmöbel, er entwickelte sich aufgrund der kreativen Ader weiter zum Bauzeichner und Bautechniker und erzielte einen 1. Preis für Entwürfe, erst mit seinem Ruhestand kamen Wandel und Besinnung auf Vergangenes und er griff zu Farbe, Pinsel und Leinwand, er ließ der Kunst freien Lauf, der jetzt in Sachsen lebende Künstler entdeckte seine Leidenschaft für Afrika, besonders für Tunesien, wo er einige Reisen mit Austellungen vorort und somit die Liebe zur Architektur und allem des nordafrikanischen Landes am Mittelmeer verbindet, Quelle vom Künstler, hier hochformatige landestypische Architektur Darstellung Südtunesiens, Medenine, der ehemaligen Gorfas (Getreidespeicher), ca. 50 x 70 cm, auf Keil- ohne Zierrahmen
Auction house category:Saxon Artists
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