Lot 138 Bernard Schultze. O.T. 1952. Kreide auf Velin. …

O.T. 1952. Kreide auf Velin. 40 x 65 cm. Monogrammiert. Im Passepartotut freigestellt. - Ecken mit minimalen Löchern und Schlitzen früherer Montierung. Ecke rechts oben leichter Papierverlust. Leicht knickspurig. Verso mit Montagespuren und vereinzelten Braunflecken. Ränder dezent bestoßen. - Insgesamt sehr gut. Dynamische und prachtvolle Arbeit.

Deutsche Nachkriegsmoderne – Bernhard Schultze (1915-2005) zählt zu den prägenden Vertretern des deutschen Informel und war Mitbegründer der Künstlergruppe Quadriga, die in den 1950er-Jahren die gestische Abstraktion in Deutschland etablierte. Sein Werk ist gekennzeichnet durch eine dynamische, oft eruptive Farb- und Formgebung, in der spontane Linie und malerische Verdichtung ineinandergreifen. Berühmt wurde Schultze vor allem durch seine sogenannten "Migofs", hybride, phantastische Wesen, die als Sinnbilder für Transformation, Vorstellungskraft und das Ungeordnete der Welt auftreten. In seinen Malereien und plastischen Arbeiten verbindet er gestische Freiheit mit einer eigenwilligen poetischen Bildwelt, die das Informel um eine erzählerische, imaginative Dimension erweitert.

German Post War – Chalk on vellum. Monogrammed. Cut out in passe-partout. - Corners with minimal holes and slits from previous mounting. Slight paper loss in upper right corner. Minor crease marks. Verso with mounting marks and sporadic brown spots. Edges slightly bumped. Overall very good. Dynamic and magnificent work. - Bernhard Schultze (1915-2005) was one of the most influential representatives of German Informel and co-founder of the Quadriga artists' group, which established gestural abstraction in Germany in the 1950s. His work is characterised by dynamic, often eruptive colours and forms, in which spontaneous lines and painterly density intertwine. Schultze became famous above all for his so-called 'Migofs,' hybrid, fantastical beings that appear as symbols of transformation, imagination, and the disorder of the world. In his paintings and sculptural works, he combines gestural freedom with an idiosyncratic poetic imagery that expands Informel with a narrative, imaginative dimension.

Startprice: 600 €
Estimate: 800 €

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