Wladyslaw Wankie - photo 1

Wladyslaw Wankie

Lot 1919
08.05.2022 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 16 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1919 | Wladyslaw Wankie
Wladyslaw Wankie (1860 Warschau - 1925 ebenda)Mädchen mit Vogelkäfig im AbendlichtStimmungsvolles, realistisch gemaltes Bildnis des vornehm gewandeten Mädchens mit Perlenkette, blumen- und schleifengeschmückten Haar, das im Profil geschildert vor dem Käfig steht und den Vogel füttert; im Hintergrund eine alte Stadt. Wankie lernte 1875-1881 in der Zeichenklasse von Wojciech Gerson in Warschau sowie bei Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz und Jan Matejko an der Kunstgewerbeschule in Krakau. Da er die dort dominierende akademische Kunst nicht akzeptierte, ging er 1882 nach München, wo er zwanzig Jahre lebte. Dort gehörte er zu einer Reihe polnischer Künstler, die zu dem Kreis von Józef Brandt gehörten. Er traf andere Maler wie Jan Rosen, Wladyslaw Szerner, Tadeusz Ajdukiewicz, Wladyslaw Czachórski, Jan Chelminski, Alfred Schouppé, Apoloniusz Kedzierski und Józef Kania. Um 1888 lernte er in München zudem Aleksander Gierymski kennen, der ihn dazu anregte, sich verstärkt mit Freilicht-Studien zu beschäftigen und eine Sensibilität für die in der Natur beobachteten Farb- und Lichteffekte zu entwickeln. Erst 1903 kehrte er nach Polen zurück und wurde in Warschau ansässig. Das Oeuvre Wankies umfasst vornehmlich Landschaften, Genreszenen sowie religöse und allegorisch-symbolistische Motive. Öl/Lwd.; R. u. sign.; 77 cm x 50,5 cm. Rahmen.Oil on canvas. Signed.
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