Ernst Hugo Eiselt (XX) - Herbst am Fluss
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Herbst am Fluss, a 1937 oil on canvas landscape by Ernst Hugo Eiselt, German, original edition, signed and dated, framed in a gold-coloured frame, 51.4 × 78.2 cm.
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Autumn by the River, 1937
Ernst Hugo Eiselt – Oil on Canvas, signed and dated 1937
WORK
A quiet river in autumn: From the right, trees bend over the water in blazing red, orange and gold, while on the left the bank remains in green foliage. The river leads into a misty view; leaves, treetops and sky are reflected in the calm water. Thick, shimmering brushwork in the foliage. Horizontal format, 51.4 x 78.2 cm.
ARTIST
Signed and dated bottom right “Ernst Hugo Eiselt · 1937”. The painter is not listed in the common artist lexicons; life dates are not documented.
Technique: Oil on canvas, on stretcher.
Image size: 51.4 x 78.2 cm
Framed size: 68.5 x 95.5 x 6.4 cm
Weight framed: 4,500 g
Signature: bottom right “Ernst Hugo Eiselt · 1937”.
Back: Stretcher with keys, without inscription and without label.
PROVENANCE
From the Doris Fliegner collection. Doris Fliegner was a teacher in Salzgitter and Helmstedt and collected art throughout her life, with a focus on the Braunschweig region. Unlike Worpswede or Dachau, Braunschweig never had an artists’ colony; the art life was carried by the Kunstverein (founded 1832), the School of Arts and Crafts, from which today’s Academy of Fine Arts emerged, artist clubs such as the “Feuchte Pinsel” (1881), and bourgeois collectors – collectors like Doris Fliegner. Her collection includes groups of works by Braunschweig painters Karl Neuß and Hedwig Hornburg and works by the Salzgitter painter Gustav Hagemann. When and where she acquired this painting is not recorded.
CONDITION
Good condition. The paint layer is intact; the canvas on the reverse is flecked. Not cleaned, not restored. Please view the photos as part of the description.
FRAME AND HANGING
Gold-colored profiled frame with signs of age and small spots; the frame is part of the lot. Please check the mounting before hanging.
SHIPPING
Shipped framed, corners and surface protected, as bulky goods. Pickup in Helmstedt possible.
Frame: Gold-colored profiled frame, signs of age and small spots.
Seller's Story
Kunsthandel Fliegner in Helmstedt, between the Harz and the Braunschweig region. The focus is on paintings and graphics from the 19th and 20th centuries, especially from the Harz, the Harz foothills, and the Munich School. Each work is reviewed before listing, measured, and photographed with its signature and back. I have been selling on Catawiki for over eight years. The works are carefully packaged for shipping.
Translated by Google TranslateAutumn by the River, 1937
Ernst Hugo Eiselt – Oil on Canvas, signed and dated 1937
WORK
A quiet river in autumn: From the right, trees bend over the water in blazing red, orange and gold, while on the left the bank remains in green foliage. The river leads into a misty view; leaves, treetops and sky are reflected in the calm water. Thick, shimmering brushwork in the foliage. Horizontal format, 51.4 x 78.2 cm.
ARTIST
Signed and dated bottom right “Ernst Hugo Eiselt · 1937”. The painter is not listed in the common artist lexicons; life dates are not documented.
Technique: Oil on canvas, on stretcher.
Image size: 51.4 x 78.2 cm
Framed size: 68.5 x 95.5 x 6.4 cm
Weight framed: 4,500 g
Signature: bottom right “Ernst Hugo Eiselt · 1937”.
Back: Stretcher with keys, without inscription and without label.
PROVENANCE
From the Doris Fliegner collection. Doris Fliegner was a teacher in Salzgitter and Helmstedt and collected art throughout her life, with a focus on the Braunschweig region. Unlike Worpswede or Dachau, Braunschweig never had an artists’ colony; the art life was carried by the Kunstverein (founded 1832), the School of Arts and Crafts, from which today’s Academy of Fine Arts emerged, artist clubs such as the “Feuchte Pinsel” (1881), and bourgeois collectors – collectors like Doris Fliegner. Her collection includes groups of works by Braunschweig painters Karl Neuß and Hedwig Hornburg and works by the Salzgitter painter Gustav Hagemann. When and where she acquired this painting is not recorded.
CONDITION
Good condition. The paint layer is intact; the canvas on the reverse is flecked. Not cleaned, not restored. Please view the photos as part of the description.
FRAME AND HANGING
Gold-colored profiled frame with signs of age and small spots; the frame is part of the lot. Please check the mounting before hanging.
SHIPPING
Shipped framed, corners and surface protected, as bulky goods. Pickup in Helmstedt possible.
Frame: Gold-colored profiled frame, signs of age and small spots.
Seller's Story
Kunsthandel Fliegner in Helmstedt, between the Harz and the Braunschweig region. The focus is on paintings and graphics from the 19th and 20th centuries, especially from the Harz, the Harz foothills, and the Munich School. Each work is reviewed before listing, measured, and photographed with its signature and back. I have been selling on Catawiki for over eight years. The works are carefully packaged for shipping.
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