Wilhelm Brandenberg (1889-1975), Herbstwald, 1920 - photo 1
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Wilhelm Brandenberg (1889-1975), Herbstwald, 1920

Lot 98
15.06.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Neu-Ulm
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Lot 98 | Wilhelm Brandenberg (1889-1975), Herbstwald, 1920
Öl auf Leinwand in einem stuckierten, mit Goldfarbe bemalten Holzrahmen gerahmt. Die Darstellung eines Waldes im Spätherbst, ist in vielen Brauntönen und dunklem Grün gehalten. Ein Paar durchquert ihn, wobei die Frau auf einem Esel reitet den der Mann führt. Unten rechts signiert: W. Brandenberg 1920. Verso Etikett mit Informationen zu Künstler und Werk. Maße: Rahmenmaß ca. 103 x 83,5 cm, Bildmaß ca. 78 x 59 cm. Sehr guter Erhaltungszustand, Rahmen mit Fehlstellen, die Ecken sind bestoßen. Wilhelm Brandenberg (22. Dezember 1889 in Essen - 8. Januar 1975 in Krefeld) war ein Deutscher Maler der Düsseldorfer Schule und der Neuen Sachlichkeit. Er war ein Schüler von Spatz, Junghanns und Münzer (Meisterschüler), sowie Mitglied der Künstlergemeinschaften "Der Malkasten" und "Künstlergruppe 49". Ab 1945 war er Lehrer an der Folkwang-Schule in Essen. Brandenberg schuf einige Stillleben, wenige Porträts, vor allem Landschaften, darunter viele Industriebilder, Fluss- und Stadtansichten sowie prosaische Gartenszenen in einem von impressionistischen Maltechniken geprägten Stil der Neuen Sachlichkeit. Vertreten ist er im Folkwang-Museum Essen, im Kaiser Wilhelm Museum Krefeld und in den Bayerischen Staatsgemäldesammlungen in München.
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