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Werner Wittig, "Blume und Haus"

Lot 4030
19.02.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1368412
Lot 4030 | Werner Wittig, "Blume und Haus"
stilles, nuancenreiches Arrangement aus Blume und Haus, Farbholzschnitt von vier Stöcken, 1988, unter der Darstellung in Blei rechts signiert "Wittig", links nummeriert "24/50" und mittig betitelt "Blume und Haus", hinter Passepartout montiert, Darstellungsmaße ca. 43 x 37 cm, Blattmaße ca. 51,5 x 44,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: dt. Maler und Graphiker (1930 Chemnitz-Adelsberg bis 2013 Radebeul), 1945–48 Lehre und Tätigkeit als Bäcker in Chemnitz, 1948 Verlust der linken und schwere Beschädigung der rechten Hand durch Arbeitsunfall, 1949–52 künstlerische Abendkurse an der Volkshochschule Chemnitz bei Kurt Reuter, 1952–57 Studium an der HfBK Dresden bei Erich Fraaß, Hans Theo Richter und Max Schwimmer, ab 1957 Mitglied im VBK der DDR, 1958–61 Aufbau der Grafikwerkstatt des Verbandes Bildender Künstler der DDR/Dresden, seit 1961 freischaffend in Radebeul, erhielt zahlreiche Preise, u. a. 1957 und 1959 den Max-Pechstein-Kunstpreises der Stadt Zwickau und 2000 den Hans-Theo-Richter-Preis der Sächs. Akademie der Künste Dresden, 1981 erste Einzelausstellung in der BRD, 1985 Studienreise nach Italien, vertreten in zahlreichen Kunstsammlungen wie den Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, Dresden, Stuttgart, Bremen und Berlin, tätig in Radebeul, Quelle: Vollmer, Eisold “Künstler in der DDR”, Wikipedia und Internet.
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