Ruhende Schiffe, Emil Nolde
Emil Nolde
Ruhende Schiffe
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Emil Nolde

Ruhende Schiffe, 1907


Blatt
598 x 438 mm
Platte/Bild
222 x 298 mm
Physical Description
Radierung
Inventory Number
65776
Object Number
65776 D
Acquisition
Acquired in 1948 as a donation from the heirs of the Carl Hagemann estate
Status
Not on display

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About the Acquisition

From 1900 onwards, the Frankfurt chemist and industrialist Carl Hagemann (1867‒1940) assembled one of the most important private collections of modern art. It included numerous paintings, drawings, watercolours and prints, especially by members of the artist group “Die Brücke”. After Carl Hagemann died in an accident during the Second World War, the then Städel director Ernst Holzinger arranged for Hagemann’s heirs to evacuate his collection with the museum’s collection. In gratitude, the family donated almost all of the works on paper to the Städel Museum in 1948. Further donations and permanent loans as well as purchases of paintings and watercolours from the Hagemann estate helped to compensate for the losses the museum had suffered in 1937 as part of the Nazi’s “Degenerate Art” campaign. Today, the Hagemann Collection forms the core of the Städel museum’s Expressionist collection.

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25.10.2024