Ma bonne l'onde
Conrad Felixmüller (Dresden 1897 - Berlin 1977)
Lot-No. 2
Oil/canvas, 66 x 92,5 cm, up. le. sign. and dat. C. Felixmüller 1926. - Exhibition: Kunstverein Schloss Plön 2001; Städtische Sammlungen Neu-Ulm 1999; Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nürnberg 1982; cat. no. 59, ill. p. 103; C.F. Hamburg, Bayreuth, Moers 1981, cat. no. 22; Wanderausstellung Dortmund, Wiesbaden, Saarbrücken 1978, cat. no. 269, ill. p. 69; C. F. Dresden, Rostock, Berlin 1975, cat. no. 29; Berlin 1927, without no. - Literature: Cat. rais.: Spielmann 372; Der Cicerone, vol. 3, 1927, ill. p. 97 as 'Venus am Strand'. - Provenance: private collection Berlin. - German expressionist painter. F. studied at the Dresden academy under C. Bantzer. He was author of the journal 'Der Sturm', co-founder and chairman of the Dresden secession as well as member of the Novembergruppe. After the war he became professor at the university Halle. After painting sociocritical paintings in his early career he began to develop a more settled style since 1930. Mus.: Berlin (Neue Nat.-Gal.), Dresden (Gem.-Gal. Neue Meister), Stuttgart (Staatsgal.), Wuppertal (Von-der-Heydt-Mus.), Hannover (Sprengel-Mus.) , Darmstadt, Bielefeld, Altenburg, Cottbus a. others. Lit.: AKL, Vollmer.
Conrad Felixmüller: Ma bonne l'onde
Conrad Felixmüller (Dresden 1897 - Berlin 1977)
Ma bonne l'onde
Lot-No. 2
Oil/canvas, 66 x 92,5 cm, up. le. sign. and dat. C. Felixmüller 1926. - Exhibition: Kunstverein Schloss Plön 2001; Städtische Sammlungen Neu-Ulm 1999; Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nürnberg 1982; cat. no. 59, ill. p. 103; C.F. Hamburg, Bayreuth, Moers 1981, cat. no. 22; Wanderausstellung Dortmund, Wiesbaden, Saarbrücken 1978, cat. no. 269, ill. p. 69; C. F. Dresden, Rostock, Berlin 1975, cat. no. 29; Berlin 1927, without no. - Literature: Cat. rais.: Spielmann 372; Der Cicerone, vol. 3, 1927, ill. p. 97 as 'Venus am Strand'. - Provenance: private collection Berlin. - German expressionist painter. F. studied at the Dresden academy under C. Bantzer. He was author of the journal 'Der Sturm', co-founder and chairman of the Dresden secession as well as member of the Novembergruppe. After the war he became professor at the university Halle. After painting sociocritical paintings in his early career he began to develop a more settled style since 1930. Mus.: Berlin (Neue Nat.-Gal.), Dresden (Gem.-Gal. Neue Meister), Stuttgart (Staatsgal.), Wuppertal (Von-der-Heydt-Mus.), Hannover (Sprengel-Mus.) , Darmstadt, Bielefeld, Altenburg, Cottbus a. others. Lit.: AKL, Vollmer.
