Wilhelm Ohm (Stettin 1905 - Hamburg 1965). Blumen. - photo 1
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Wilhelm Ohm (Stettin 1905 - Hamburg 1965). Blumen.

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€ 2 500
Auction dateClassic
17.09.2022 11:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Stahl
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Germany, Hamburg
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Lot 383 | Wilhelm Ohm (Stettin 1905 - Hamburg 1965). Blumen.
Wilhelm Ohm (Stettin 1905 - Hamburg 1965). Blumen.
Öl/Hartfaser. 84 x 70 cm. - Provenienz: Geschenk des Künstlers an die Eltern der Einlieferin spätestens 1961, seitdem durch Erbgang. - Deutscher Maler und Architekt. O. studierte zunächst an der Werkkunstschule Stettin, anschließend Architektur in Danzig, Wien und Berlin, gefolgt von zahlreichen Auslandsreisen. Bis 1934 arbeitete er als Architekt im öffentlichen Dienst und begann dann ein Studium der Bildhauerei und Wandmalerei an der Akademie Berlin. Die Verbindung von Malerei und Architektur blieb ein Schwerpunkt seiner künstlerischen Tätigkeit. Er übte verschiedenen Leitungsämter im Bauwesen aus, blieb aber immer künstlerisch tätig. Mus.: Hamburg, Kiel. Lit.: Der Neue Rump, Heydorn.
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