Unikat-Porzellanplastik von Olaf Fieber - photo 1

Unikat-Porzellanplastik von Olaf Fieber

Lot 250
08.05.2021 11:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 2 200
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 250 | Unikat-Porzellanplastik von Olaf Fieber
Weißporzellan mit sparsamer Aufglasurmalerei in Schwarz und Rot. Unglasierte, bemalte Rückseite. Auf quadratischer, grün gefasster Holzplinthe langgestreckte, umrisshaft wiedergegebene, abstrahierte Darstellung einer männlichen Figur, komponiert aus flachen, verschiedenförmig geschwungenen Porzellanplatten. Entwurf Olaf Fieber (geb. 1966). Künstler-Signatur und dat. "O. Fieber (19)95". Unikat-Nr. 660/1996. Auf dem Boden Ausstellungsetikett "Sapporo Meissen Museum". Schwertermarke. H. 80,5 cm. Der künstlerische Werdegang des ehemaligen Meisterschülers von Peter Strang ist gekennzeichnet von der intensiven Zusammenarbeit mit den Formgestaltern und Malern der "Künstlerische Entwicklung" an der Meissener Porzellanmanufaktur. Seit 1990 ist er freiberuflich mit eigenen Arbeiten tätig und arbeitet zudem im Bereich der Fotografie, Malerei und Grafik. 2015 rief er in Kooperation mit der Albrechtsburg Meissen die Porzellanbiennale zur Förderung zeitgenössischer Porzellankünstler ins Leben. Vgl. Sonntag, Katalog Erlebte Kunst, Nr. 103 (vergleichbare Stücke). Provenienz: Ausstellung Olaf Fieber Special Exhibition 1.2.2000 - 30.11.2000 des Sapporo Meissen Museum, Japan. An unique elongated abstracted porcelain figure mounted on a wooden plinth, modelled by O. Fieber. Signed and dated. Unique no.; Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Um 1995 - 1996.
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