WILHELM CAMPHAUSEN Düsseldorf 1818 - 1885 Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes - photo 1
WILHELM CAMPHAUSEN Düsseldorf 1818 - 1885 Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes - photo 2
WILHELM CAMPHAUSEN Düsseldorf 1818 - 1885 Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes - photo 1

WILHELM CAMPHAUSEN Düsseldorf 1818 - 1885 Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes

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17.03.2018 11:00UTC +02:00
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Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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Lot 2597 | WILHELM CAMPHAUSEN Düsseldorf 1818 - 1885 Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes
WILHELM CAMPHAUSEN Düsseldorf 1818 - 1885 Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes Öl auf Leinwand. 26 x 22 cm (R. 42,5 x 38,5 cm). Monogrammiert und datiert 'CW. 59' unten links. Wilhelm Camphausen begann 1834 seine Ausbildung an der Düsseldorfer Akademie unter Karl Ferdinand Sohn und wechselte später in die Meisterklasse von Friedrich Wilhelm von Schadow. Er selbst wurde dort 1859 zum Professor ernannt. Seine Zeit beim Militär prägte seine spätere Verbundenheit mit der Kriegs- und Militärmalerei. Camphausen widmete sich zunächst historischen und später realen Schlachtenszenen mit wirklichkeitsgetreuer Detailwiedergabe. Seine Reiterporträts von Kaiser Wilhelm und Friedrich II verhalfen ihm zu großer Popularität. Als Armeemaler nahm Camphausen 1870/1871 am Deutsch-Französischen Krieg teil. Das vorliegende Gemälde zeigt die Detailstudie eines Pferdekopfes. Mit aufgerissenen Augen und geblähten Nüstern scheint das Tier aufgeschreckt und zur Flucht bereit. Vermutlich wurde die Vorlage später in eine der monumentalen Schlachtenkompositionen des Künstlers eingefügt. Min. beschädigt Rahmen. Provenienz: Privatsammlung NRW.
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