Null Petersen, Oswald (Düsseldorf 1903 - 1992), Alps, color lithograph with pers…
Descrizione

Petersen, Oswald (Düsseldorf 1903 - 1992), Alps, color lithograph with personal dedication to Giacinto Caramia (Napoli 1923 - 2015), Master Violoncellista, signed and dated (19)65 lower right, with dedication lower left, framed under glass 63 x 44.5 cm, sheet partially yellowed. 4399-007

460028 

Petersen, Oswald (Düsseldorf 1903 - 1992), Alps, color lithograph with personal dedication to Giacinto Caramia (Napoli 1923 - 2015), Master Violoncellista, signed and dated (19)65 lower right, with dedication lower left, framed under glass 63 x 44.5 cm, sheet partially yellowed. 4399-007

Le offerte sono terminate per questo lotto. Visualizza i risultati

Forse ti piacerebbe anche

Julius Paul Junghans, Wintertag in den Alpen Deeply snow-covered mountain landscape with a sleigh pulled by a horse on the way, in the background the mountain panorama illuminated by the sun under a bright blue sky, watercolour and opaque colours, signed "Jul. P. Junghans" in the lower right corner and inscribed and dated "Nbg. 30. III. 1916" on the left, matted and framed behind glass, mat cut-out approx. 11 x 16.5 cm. Artist information: also Junghanns, German lithographer. Lithographer, animal painter, etcher and illustrator (1876 Vienna to 1958 Düsseldorf), 1877 moved to Dresden, 1891-95 apprenticeship as lithographer at the Lithographische Kunstanstalt Schupp & Nierth in Dresden, from 1894 parallel to his apprenticeship student at the Dresden Kunstgewerbeschule, from 1896 studied at the Dresden Academy under Max Frey and Leon Pohle, 1899-1904 studied at the Munich Academy under Heinrich von Zügel, from 1902 illustrator for the Munich magazine "Jugend", since 1903 member of the "Bund zeichnender Künstler in München", 1904 appointed head of the master class for animal and open-air painting at the Düsseldorf Academy on Zügel's recommendation, 1905 member of the "Künstlerbund Hagen", 1906 appointed Prof. of Fine Arts at the Düsseldorf Academy of Fine Arts and remained there until 1945. appointed professor in 1906 and worked at the Düsseldorf Academy until 1945, 1914-18 military service in the First World War, participated in numerous exhibitions, including the Great German Art Exhibition in Munich, 1945 collapse and until 1949 in the Marienhospital Erwitte, 1949 return to Düsseldorf, represented in numerous museums, active in Düsseldorf, source: Thieme-Becker, Vollmer, Dressler, matriculation of the Munich Academy and Wikipedia.

Carl Jutz the Younger, Prächtige Villa im Park sunlit, partly wreathed, sophisticated villa with partially lowered shutters and a sweeping terrace, which leads over a stone staircase into a magnificent wild, shady park, slightly pastose, partly executed with a pointed brush, high-quality painting with skilful light treatment, oil on canvas, incised signature "C. Jutz jun[ior]" and dated "[19]98", folded dimensions approx. 25 x 37 cm. Artist information: actually Carl Ernst Bernhard Jutz, German landscape painter (1873 Düsseldorf - died 1915 near Radun in Belarus), son and pupil of the animal painter Carl Jutz the Elder, initially studied for four years at the Badische Kunstschule Karlsruhe under Gustav Schönleber until ca. 1896. 1896 he continued his studies at the Düsseldorf Academy, where he was a master pupil of Eugen Dücker, travelled to Rügen, through Transylvania, Hungary, the Black Forest, the Harz Mountains and the Eifel, participated in Düsseldorf art exhibitions from 1902 and the Great Berlin Art Exhibition from 1903, 1904-05 with Emil Schultz-Riga, Hans Deiker and Theodor Groll founding member of the "Novembergruppe" Düsseldorf, 1908 and 1911 represented at the Munich Glaspalast, member and temporary board member of the Düsseldorf Artists' Association and member of the Artists' Support Association, 1896-1915 member of the Düsseldorf Artists' Association "Malkasten", active in Düsseldorf, source: Thieme-Becker, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Baumgärtel "Düsseldorfer Malerschule und ihre internationale Ausstrahlung 1819-1918", Bruckmann "Lexikon der Düsseldorfer Malerschule", Müller-Singer, Dressler, Kunstchronik 1915 and Wikipedia.