Erich Mercker (1891-1973) - Hafenszene






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Oil on cardboard Hafenszene by Erich Mercker (1891–1973), dating from 1930–1940, 102 by 82 cm, original edition, hand-signed, country of origin Germany, sold with frame, in reasonable condition.
Description from the seller
Erich Mercker 1891 - 1973 Munich
was a landscape, industrial, and cityscape painter.
As one of the most important industrial painters of the 20th century, Mercker left behind an extensive body of work consisting of an estimated over 3,000 oil paintings. Today, his paintings are sought-after items at first-class auction houses worldwide, for example in Vienna or London.
The painting comes from a family ownership in Munich
102 cm x 82 cm
Oil on cardboard
Typical subject:
Over the course of his career, Erich Mercker painted numerous views of the Hamburg harbor as well as the Elbe.
The silhouette in the background with its distinctive church spires strongly recalls the Hamburg cityscape with its characteristic copper roofs and church towers (such as St. Nikolai, St. Katharinen, or St. Michaelis).
In the front left there is a typical North German lighter or cargo ship with brown rigging, as was common on the Unterelbe and in the Hamburg harbor.
Erich Mercker 1891 - 1973 Munich
was a landscape, industrial, and cityscape painter.
As one of the most important industrial painters of the 20th century, Mercker left behind an extensive body of work consisting of an estimated over 3,000 oil paintings. Today, his paintings are sought-after items at first-class auction houses worldwide, for example in Vienna or London.
The painting comes from a family ownership in Munich
102 cm x 82 cm
Oil on cardboard
Typical subject:
Over the course of his career, Erich Mercker painted numerous views of the Hamburg harbor as well as the Elbe.
The silhouette in the background with its distinctive church spires strongly recalls the Hamburg cityscape with its characteristic copper roofs and church towers (such as St. Nikolai, St. Katharinen, or St. Michaelis).
In the front left there is a typical North German lighter or cargo ship with brown rigging, as was common on the Unterelbe and in the Hamburg harbor.
