A Pair of Rice Finches
Wilhelm Krieger (Norderney 1877 - Herrsching 1945)
Lot-No. 228
Starting Bid: 500 €
Designed 1920, posthumus casting by the father, Hajo Krieger. Bronze, brown patinated. H. 6,5 cm, marble base: H. 3 cm. Monogrammed H and Kr. Couple standing close together, the female crouching, pressing her head against the male's chest - Literature: Catalogue raisonné Krieger/Schmidt 91 (122) - Provenance: Private property, Bavaria - German sculptor. After an apprenticeship as a decorative painter, Krieger studied briefly at the Kunstgewerbeschule München in 1906/07 and trained as a self-taught sculptor from 1901. From 1907 he participated in the exhibitions of the Munich Secession, the large Berlin art exhibitions and from 1937-1944 in the annual Great German Art Exhibition at the Haus der Kunst. K. devoted himself above all to animal sculptures, which were executed in bronze, brass, stone and porcelain. Lit.: H. Krieger und M. Schmidt (Hrsg.): Wilhelm Krieger - Tierbildhauer. Katalog der bekannten Werke. Neustadt an der Aisch, 214; M. Schmidt-Magin: Wilhelm Krieger, in: Sammlerjournal Oct. 2020, p. 50-55.
Wilhelm Krieger: A Pair of Rice Finches
Wilhelm Krieger (Norderney 1877 - Herrsching 1945)
A Pair of Rice Finches
Lot-No. 228
Starting Bid: 500 €
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| Date: | Designed 1920, posthumus casting by the father, Hajo Krieger |
| Technique: | Bronze, brown patinated |
| Dimensions: | H. 6,5 cm, marble base: H. 3 cm |
| Mark/Notation: | Monogrammed H and Kr. |
| Description: | Couple standing close together, the female crouching, pressing her head against the male's chest |
| References: | Catalogue raisonné Krieger/Schmidt 91 (122) |
| Provenance: | Private property, Bavaria |
Vita:
German sculptor. After an apprenticeship as a decorative painter, Krieger studied briefly at the Kunstgewerbeschule München in 1906/07 and trained as a self-taught sculptor from 1901. From 1907 he participated in the exhibitions of the Munich Secession, the large Berlin art exhibitions and from 1937-1944 in the annual Great German Art Exhibition at the Haus der Kunst. K. devoted himself above all to animal sculptures, which were executed in bronze, brass, stone and porcelain. Lit.: H. Krieger und M. Schmidt (Hrsg.): Wilhelm Krieger - Tierbildhauer. Katalog der bekannten Werke. Neustadt an der Aisch, 214; M. Schmidt-Magin: Wilhelm Krieger, in: Sammlerjournal Oct. 2020, p. 50-55.
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