| Category | Malerei |
|---|---|
| artist | Pippel, Otto E. |
| year | c. 1915 |
| Title | Summer in the Aubinger Moos |
| size 1 |
Canvas
96,5 x 140,5 cm
Frame: 101,5 x 145,5 cm |
| material | Oil on canvas |
| edition | Unique |
| signature | Lower right signed: Otto Pippel |
| publication |
 vgl. Reiner, H. (1980). Otto Pippel (1878-1960) – Ein Beitrag zum deutschen Impressionismus. Babenhausen: Reiner. Tafel 71. |
| Provenance | Private collection Germany |
Otto E. Pippel Summer in the Aubinger Moos (c. 1915)
- Main work in giant format with a width of over 1.4 metres!
- Landscape in Bavaria - Magical lake landscape in summer
- Popular artist of the South German impressionism
- A work examined and presented by the leading vendor of Otto Pippel paintings
€14,500.00*
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Product number:
32896
Informations
condition
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The Painting is in a very good state of preservation Tiny colour imperfections in places. Minimal surface impurities. |
artist
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Otto Pippel wurde 1878 in Łódź als Sohn eingewanderter deutscher Eltern geboren und verstarb 1960 in Planegg. Pippel trat 1896 in die Kunstgewerbeschule Straßburg ein. Nach dem Militärdienst vervollständigte er seine Studien 1905 in Karlsruhe bei Friedrich Fehr und Julius Hugo Bergmann und vollendete seine Ausbildung bei Gotthardt Kuehl an der Dresdner Akademie. 1909 nahm er in Planegg bei München seinen dauernden Wohnsitz. 1912 wurde er Mitglied der 'Luitpoldgruppe“ und stellte zum ersten Mal in München aus. Während des Ersten Weltkriegs war der Künstler Dolmetscher. Nach 1918 lebte er in seinem Haus in Planegg, wo sein umfangreiches Werk entsteht. Als grandioser Techniker der Farbe malt er vielfältige Landschaften, Stillleben und Stadtveduten, er beherrscht auch die Figurenmalerei in perfekt impressionistischer Manier. Für Pippels Werk ist ein pastoser, flimmernder Farbauftrag charakteristisch. Seine Münchner Motive wie Hofgarten, Englischer Garten und Hirschgarten machten ihn berühmt. Quellenangabe: Dieser Text basiert auf dem Artikel Otto Pippel aus der freien Enzyklopädie Wikipedia und steht unter der GNU-Lizenz für freie Dokumentation. Bei Wikipedia ist eine Liste der Autoren verfügbar. |
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Features and remarks
Here you have the opportunity to acquire an original oil painting by the popular German late impressionist Otto Pippel.
The huge, extraordinarily representative format of over 1.4 metres in width and the early date of creation around 1915 give this painting the status of a major work.
Sommer im Aubinger Moos
The marvellous Bavarian landscape opens up beneath a transfigured summer sky. Pippel was most likely visiting the Aubinger Moos in the west of Munich. A stone's throw from his home town of Planegg, ponds, meadows and bodies of water characterise Munich's green belt. The reflective surface of the pond captures the radiant nature in all its nuances and blends its colours. A sight of the purest poetry of light and colour.
With his keen eye for striking landscapes, Pippel takes up a position directly on the banks of the water: a vast landscape of trees and fields rises up in the background. The horizon seems endless. Summer begins to gild nature.
Sensitive to the importance of the contrast between light and dark in the overall composition, the painter also beautifully arranges the shady trees and the flora on the shore into the composition. The light green of the birch trees reflects the bright rays of the sun and casts shadows on the water surface.
"In the midst of our sorrowful grey times, the light-radiating pictures of this artist are virtually evidence of the insights into light, both atmospheric and artificial, sought by Goethe with the soul of the poet and the spirit of the explorer."
Franz Langheinrich 1932
Pippel characteristically works the picture in an impasto painting style and dynamic brushstrokes. He skilfully differentiates between different parts of the picture. The water thus remains smooth and homogeneous, while the sky and trees, for example, show a much more lively line pattern.
With an impressionistic style, the artist juxtaposes particularly bright colours in dynamic brushstrokes and dabs - he structures the front bank area and the light-coloured birch trunks particularly beautifully with an impasto and broad application of paint.The authenticity of the work is assured by expert review. At the request and expense of the purchaser, we will be pleased to obtain a written expert opinion.The hand-signed painting is particularly fresh in colour and unframed - ready for a presentation just the way you like it.