Lot 8 
Raumbeispiel
8
Eduard von Grützner
In der Klosterschäfflerei, 1883.
Oil on canvas
Estimate:
€ 20,000 / $ 22,000 Sold:
€ 40,000 / $ 44,000 (incl. 25% surcharge)
In der Klosterschäfflerei. 1883.
Oil on canvas.
Balogh 479. Signed and dated in lower right. With an inscription on the reverse. 121 x 94 cm (47.6 x 37 in).
• Large-size genre scene of highest quality.
• Regarded as one of Grützner's best and most important works even during his lifetime.
• Grützner was one of the most important representatives of a form of genre painting that was very popular with the late 19th century middle class.
PROVENANCE: Collection Hans Weidenbusch, Wiesbaden (until 1898).
Collection Theodor Johannsen, Wedel (presumably acquired in the late 1920s, ever since family-owned).
EXHIBITION: Internationale Kunstausstellung im Königl. Glaspalast, München, 1883, no. 734, pp. 34, 38 (with illu.).
LITERATURE: Adolf Rosenberg, Die Münchener Malerschule in ihrer Entwicklung seit 1871, Leipzig 1887, p. 31.
E. A. Fleischmann's Hofkunsthandlung München, Kunsthandlung J. P. Schneider Junior, Frankfurt a. M., XII. Große Kunst-Auktion, Katalog der Kunst-Sammlung des Herrn Privatgelehrten Hans Weidenbusch zu Wiesbaden, sale on March 7, 1898, cat. no. 15 (with illu.).
Friedrich von Pecht, Eduard Grützner, in: Die Kunst für Alle, year 5, issue 12, 1890, p. 179 (with illu.).
Friedrich von Boetticher, Malerwerke des 19. Jahrhunderts, Dresden 1891-1901 (reprinted in 1969), vol. I.1, p. 447, no. 41.
Louise von Kobell, Münchener Porträts nach dem Leben gezeichnet, Munich 1897, p. 133.
Heinrich Rottenburg, Eduard Grützner, in: Die Kunst unserer Zeit, 9th year, vol. I, 1898, p. 52.
Fritz von Ostini, Grützner, in: Künstler-Monographien, vol. LVIII, Bielefeld/Leipzig 1902, p. 58 (with illu.).
Richard Braungart, Eduard Grützner, Munich 1916, illu. on plate 43.
Eduard Grützner, Eine Selbstbiografie mit 136 Abbildungen, Munich 1922, p. 81 (with illu.).
Oil on canvas.
Balogh 479. Signed and dated in lower right. With an inscription on the reverse. 121 x 94 cm (47.6 x 37 in).
• Large-size genre scene of highest quality.
• Regarded as one of Grützner's best and most important works even during his lifetime.
• Grützner was one of the most important representatives of a form of genre painting that was very popular with the late 19th century middle class.
PROVENANCE: Collection Hans Weidenbusch, Wiesbaden (until 1898).
Collection Theodor Johannsen, Wedel (presumably acquired in the late 1920s, ever since family-owned).
EXHIBITION: Internationale Kunstausstellung im Königl. Glaspalast, München, 1883, no. 734, pp. 34, 38 (with illu.).
LITERATURE: Adolf Rosenberg, Die Münchener Malerschule in ihrer Entwicklung seit 1871, Leipzig 1887, p. 31.
E. A. Fleischmann's Hofkunsthandlung München, Kunsthandlung J. P. Schneider Junior, Frankfurt a. M., XII. Große Kunst-Auktion, Katalog der Kunst-Sammlung des Herrn Privatgelehrten Hans Weidenbusch zu Wiesbaden, sale on March 7, 1898, cat. no. 15 (with illu.).
Friedrich von Pecht, Eduard Grützner, in: Die Kunst für Alle, year 5, issue 12, 1890, p. 179 (with illu.).
Friedrich von Boetticher, Malerwerke des 19. Jahrhunderts, Dresden 1891-1901 (reprinted in 1969), vol. I.1, p. 447, no. 41.
Louise von Kobell, Münchener Porträts nach dem Leben gezeichnet, Munich 1897, p. 133.
Heinrich Rottenburg, Eduard Grützner, in: Die Kunst unserer Zeit, 9th year, vol. I, 1898, p. 52.
Fritz von Ostini, Grützner, in: Künstler-Monographien, vol. LVIII, Bielefeld/Leipzig 1902, p. 58 (with illu.).
Richard Braungart, Eduard Grützner, Munich 1916, illu. on plate 43.
Eduard Grützner, Eine Selbstbiografie mit 136 Abbildungen, Munich 1922, p. 81 (with illu.).
8
Eduard von Grützner
In der Klosterschäfflerei, 1883.
Oil on canvas
Estimate:
€ 20,000 / $ 22,000 Sold:
€ 40,000 / $ 44,000 (incl. 25% surcharge)