Unbekannt 1. Hälfte 20. Jh. Der Jungbrunnen - photo 1

Unbekannt 1. Hälfte 20. Jh. Der Jungbrunnen

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07.12.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 751 | Unbekannt 1. Hälfte 20. Jh. Der Jungbrunnen
Unbekannt 1. Hälfte 20. Jh
Der Jungbrunnen
Rücks. auf Leinwand bezeichnet "Composition E. Buchner". Öl auf Lwd. 162,5 x 210 cm. Craquelé. Besch.

Dargestellt ist die Quelle der Jugend, zur rechten alte Männer, zur linken junge Frauen. Kronos, der Gott der Zeit, sitzt mit seiner Sense auf dem Brunnen und schaut dem Treiben zu, während im vorderen Bereich Geld auf der Wiese liegt.

Das Gemälde stammt aus dem ehemaligen Haus Jungbrunnen in Bad Wiessee, erbaut 1926 im Auftrag des Niederländers Adriaen Stoop nach Plänen des Gmunder Architekten Alois Degano. Stoop fand in Bad Wiessee die Thermalquellen, die den dortigen Badebetrieb begründeten. Das Gebäude war ein privater Rückzugsort der Familie in der Nähe der Kuranlagen, wobei das Haus auch als Ferienwohnung an namhafte Gäste vermietet wurde. Dabei ist der Name des Hauses Teil der Vermarktung der in der Zeit gefundenen Jod-Schwefelbäder in Bad Wiessee. Die Brunnenmetaphorik des Hauses war nicht nur in diesem Gemälde zu finden, sondern fand sich auch in der Fassadengestaltung des 2010 abgerissenen Hauses.

Provenienz: Lt. Angaben des Einlieferers ehemals Haus Jungbrunnen, Bad Wiessee.
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