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Eugen Gustav Dücker (1841-1916), Heath landscape, watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1908 lower left, light border, 32.5 x 49 cm, framed behind glass and passepartout 53 x 69 cm

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Eugen Gustav Dücker (1841-1916), Heath landscape, watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1908 lower left, light border, 32.5 x 49 cm, framed behind glass and passepartout 53 x 69 cm

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Clarenbach, MaxDorfansicht mit stürmischer Landschaft. Um 1920. Öl auf Leinwand. 55 x 65 cm. Signiert. Freistehend gerahmt. - Entlang der Kanten punktuell leichte Farbabreibungen als Spur der Rahmung. Punktuell leicht angeschmutzt und angegilbt. Leinwand doubliert. Unter UV keine Retuschen erkennbar. Insgesamt gut. Stimmungsvolle Landschaftsszene mit pastos-bewegtem Pinselduktus. Deutsch - Düsseldorfer Malerschule Clarenbach, Max Dorfansicht mit stürmischer Landschaft. Um 1920. Öl auf Leinwand. 55 x 65 cm. Signiert. Freistehend gerahmt. - Entlang der Kanten punktuell leichte Farbabreibungen als Spur der Rahmung. Punktuell leicht angeschmutzt und angegilbt. Leinwand doubliert. Unter UV keine Retuschen erkennbar. Insgesamt gut. Stimmungsvolle Landschaftsszene mit pastos-bewegtem Pinselduktus. Max Clarenbach begann bereits als 13-Jähriger sein Studium an der Düsseldorfer Kunstakademie, wo er die Landschaftsklasse von Eugen Dücker (1841-1916) besuchte. 1917 trat er die Nachfolge seines Lehrers an, die er für annähernd drei Jahrzehnte ausüben sollte. Die atmosphärischen Darstellungen der Rheinauen in ihren jahreszeitlich wechselnden Stimmungsfacetten zählen zu den prägendsten Arbeiten in seinem Oeuvre. Mit schöpferischer und spätimpressionistischer Schaffenskraft entfaltet sich vor uns ein nuancierter Anblick einer Landschaft, in die ein Dorf eingebettet ist. Die Szene ist von Clarenbach in kräftigen Farben, einer lichten Palette und im lockeren Pinselduktus gehalten und verdeutlicht seine Vorliebe für Landschaftsbilder, die durch das Wetter und die Jahreszeit bewegt oder melancholisch erscheinen. Oil on canvas. Signed. Framed free-standing. - Minor colour abrasions in places along the edges as traces of framing. Lightly soiled and yellowed in places. Canvas doubled. No visible retouches under UV light. Overall good. Atmospheric landscape scene with impasto-expressive brushstrokes. - Max Clarenbach began his studies at the Düsseldorf Academy of Art at the age of 13 where he attended the landscape class of Eugen Dücker (1841-1916). In 1917 he succeeded his teacher, a position he was to fulfil for almost three decades. The atmospheric depictions of the Rhine floodplains in their seasonally changing moods are among the most influential works in his oeuvre. With an late Impressionist creativity, a nuanced view of a landscape in which a village is embedded is shown in our picture. The scene is painted by Clarenbach in rich colours, a light palette and a loose brushstroke and illustrates Clarenbach's preference for landscapes that appear highly influenced due to the weather and seasons. Dieses Werk ist regelbesteuert. Auf den Zuschlagspreis fallen 23,95% Aufgeld sowie auf den Rechnungsendbetrag 7% (Bücher) bzw. 19% Mehrwertsteuer in der Europäischen Union an. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.

Eugen Dücker, "Heidemoor" Flat moorland landscape under a cloudy sky, strongly impastoed, with a broad brushstroke, especially in the area of the sky, partly executed in spatula technique, oil study on painting cardboard with partial exposure of the painting ground, in the present study Dücker provides the viewer with a direct access to nature in colour and perspective, In this study, Dücker provides the viewer with a direct, unobstructed approach to nature in terms of colour and perspective, with which Dücker was to become "downright epoch-making" (Thieme-Becker) for the Düsseldorf school of landscape painting; Dücker was influential with this sober-realistic approach because he thus replaced the romantic style of the Achenbach brothers, as the Düsseldorf painter Friedrich Schaarschmidt remarked at the time: "As if with a single stroke, the traditional woodland style disappeared from the academ. The traditional forest and meadow pictures, as they had always been painted as an old legacy with the application of a great deal of humour, disappeared from the academic studios as if with a stroke.", signed "E. DÜCKER" at the bottom left, label on the reverse: "Große Düsseldorfer Kunstausstellung in Köln//Verein 1904//E. Dücker: Heidemoor//Sale price and insurance value 1850 Goldmark", the catalogue for the 1904 International Düsseldorf Art Exhibition paid tribute to Dücker in a way that illustrated his importance: "Among the landscape painters, Eugéne Dücker and his school stood in the foreground as always.", quoted from Hermann Board, Die Internationale Kunstausstellung, p. 173, also with two modern adhesive labels "Lennartz" on the reverse, extensive retouching, very attractively framed in bronzed moulding, folded dimensions approx. 44 x 62 cm. Artist information: also Eugène Gustav, German landscape painter and etcher (1841 Arensburg to 1916 Düsseldorf), 1858 to 1863 attended the Imperial Academy of Arts St. Petersburg, travelled to Germany, France, Belgium, Holland and Italy, settled permanently in Düsseldorf, where he became a professor in the landscape class in 1872, replacing the romantic Düsseldorf landscape style of the Achenbach brothers with his sober and realistic approach, his numerous pupils included Max Clarenbach, he was represented in the major galleries of Berlin, Düsseldorf, Bonn, Breslau, Dresden, Hanover, Königsberg, Budapest, St. Petersburg, Moscow and Riga. Petersburg, St Petersburg, Moscow and Riga, he was already sought after in contemporary collectors' circles for his maritime motifs; Dücker focussed on beach landscapes, particularly of the North and Baltic Seas, Source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer and Internet.