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Hans Christiansen,
1866 Flensburg – 1945 Wiesbaden,
KLOSTER EBERBACH AN EINEM SOMMERTAG Öl auf Leinwand.
51 x 66 cm.
Unten rechts monogrammiert.
Ungerahmt.
Catalogue price € 1.200 - 1.500
Catalogue price€ 1.200 - 1.500
$ 1,296 - 1,620
£ 1,080 - 1,350
元 9,384 - 11,730
₽ 119,388 - 149,235
Mit Hecken und Beeten gestaltete Gartenanlage, welche uns heute vereinfacht als Grünfläche erscheint, dahinter Kirche und Nebengebäude des Zisterzienserklosters Eberbach (auch Erbach). Der bewegte Duktus und die kontrastierenden, nebeneinander stehenden Farbwerte sind typisch für den Wahlwiesbadener.
Hans Christiansen ist nicht nur als Künstler für Jugendstil-Kunstgewerbe und Druckgrafik bekannt, sondern auch als Maler: er vertrat Wiesbaden in der klassischen Moderne.
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