June. Design for a Ceiling Painting for the Café Bauer, Hans Thoma
Hans Thoma
June. Design for a Ceiling Painting for the Café Bauer
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Hans Thoma: Juni, Ausmalung der Decke des Café Bauer im 1883 von Simon Ravenstein erbauten und im 2. Weltkrieg zerstörten Wohn- und Geschäftshaus Bavaria, Ecke Schillerplatz/Zeil, Frankfurt am Main

Hans Thoma

June. Design for a Ceiling Painting for the Café Bauer, ca. 1884


Blatt
675 x 412 mm
Darstellung
505 x 343 mm
Physical Description
Collage, coloured chalk, watercolour and opaque white, brush in black and blue over pencil on blue mottled wove paper on beige wove cardboard
Inventory Number
SG 1990
Object Number
SG 1990 Z
Acquisition
Acquired in 1938, Hans Thoma Collection of Otto Eiser-Eduard Kücher
Status
Can be presented in the study room of the Graphische Sammlung (special opening hours)

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Title
June. Design for a Ceiling Painting for the Café Bauer
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Period Produced
Object Type
Physical Description
Collage, coloured chalk, watercolour and opaque white, brush in black and blue over pencil on blue mottled wove paper on beige wove cardboard
Material
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Label at the Time of Manufacture
Signiert auf dem Montierungsbogen mittig (mit Bleistift): Hans Thoma; bezeichnet unten mittig (mit schwarzem Stift): Juni; unten links, mittig links, oben links und mittig rechts: 6; in der Darstellung mittig rechts (mit dem Pinsel in Blau): Krebs
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Departement
Collection
Creditline
Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main
Picture Copyright
Public Domain
Acquisition
Acquired in 1938, Hans Thoma Collection of Otto Eiser-Eduard Kücher

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Object History
...
Otto Eiser (1834-1898) / Eduard Küchler (1840-1919, Vater von Sofie Bergman geb. Küchler)
an Sofie Bergman-Küchler (1878-1960), Frankfurt am Main
Verkauf und Schenkung als "Hans Thoma-Sammlung von Otto Eiser-Eduard Küchler" an die Stadt Frankfurt am Main, 1938.

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13.03.2024