Wilhelm Trübner - photo 1

Wilhelm Trübner

Lot 1743
30.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1340914
Lot 1743 | Wilhelm Trübner
Estimate value
€ 5 000 – 10 000
Wilhelm Trübner
(1851 Heidelberg - 1917 Karlsruhe)
Kastanienwald bei Heidelberg
Impressionistische, mit virtuos lockerem, breitem Duktus gemalte Landschaft, der Blick auf einen Weg zum Kastanienwald, der Abendhimmel in der oberen linken Ecke mit untergehender Sonne. 1889 entstandenes, mehrfach publiziertes Werk Trübners, der mit Lovis Corinth, Max Liebermann, Carl Schuch und Max Slevogt zu den bedeutendsten Wegbereitern des Impressionismus in Deutschland zählt. Ausgebildet an der Karlsruher Kunstschule, an der Münchener Akademie und in Stuttgart, war sein Stil zunächst vom Realismus, Gustave Coubet und Wilhelm Leibl beeinflusst, bevor er zum Impressionismus fand. Seit 1889 widmete er sich verstärkt der Landschaftsmalerei. 1894 wurde Trübner Mitglied der "Münchener Secession", 1901 der "Berliner Secession". 1896 berief man ihn ans Städelsche Kunstinstitut in Frankfurt/M., 1903-1917 war er Professor an der Karlsruher Akademie. Öl/Eichenholztafel. R. u. sign.; 57 cm x 76,5 cm. Rahmen.
Lit.: Hans Rosenhagen: "Wilhelm Trübner", Bielefeld u. Leipzig 1909, Abb. 64 ("Eigentum der Kunsthandlung M. Goldschmidt & Co., Frankfurt a. M"); Auktions-Kat. Karl Groos Nachf. Universitätsbuchhandlung, Heidelberg, 28.04-01.05.1909, Nr. 1729 (mit Abb.); "Der Cicerone", I. Jahrgang 1909, 8. Heft, S. 271; J. A. Beringer: "Trübner. Des Meisters Gemälde", Stuttgart u. Berlin 1917, Abb. Tafel 166; Ausstellungs-Kat. "Wilhelm Trübner", Kleine Galerie Helmut Tenner, Bibliographicum Erna Tenner, 11.02.-10.03.1962, Nr. 12.
Oil on oak panel. Signed.
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