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Carl Hummel (1821, Weimar – 1907, ibid.) Ruins of the Hude Monastery near Oldenburg A finely executed, late-Romantic landscape by Hummel from 1882, which he also rendered as a large-format oil painting five years later (Sotheby’s auction, Munich, June 21, 1994, Lot 221). Hummel studied under Friedrich Preller the Elder at the drawing school in Weimar from 1834 to 1841 and undertook extensive study trips. In 1860, Hummel was appointed professor at the newly founded Weimar Art School. Watercolor over pencil on paper. Signed and dated lower right “18/8 (18)82” with location “Hude.” Stamped on the reverse “Estate of Carl Hummel, Weimar Castle Museum.” 35.5 cm x 52 cm. Provenance: from the artist’s estate at the Weimar Castle Museum (until 1993). Watercolor and pencil on paper. Signed and dated 1882 with location. Estate stamp on the reverse.
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