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Master of the South German LandscapeKampmann, Gustav (Boppard 1859 – Godesberg 1917). Greifenberg. In front field with trees, in the middle distance the village. Black chalk, heigthened with white, on beige cardboard. Inscribed: GK. (ligated) / Greifenberg / 2. Mai (19)10. 296 x 398 mm.
Thieme-Becker XIX, 510. – Fine, executed work and even by its theme corresponding to Thieme-Becker’s estimate of the paintings:
Kampmann, landscapist and lithographer, master pupil of Gustav Schoenleber, co-worker for PAN and important exponent of the Karlsruhe School, who also met “with great approval for his partly masterly landscape lithographs”. So he took part i. a. in the world exposition Paris 1900 with – according to Bénézit – special success. See also the review in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung of Dec. 30, 1975, on the exhibition “The Painter’s Colony Grötzingen – A Worpswede in Baden” in Karlsruhe, stating i. a.: “ Kampmann is the artistic event of the exhibition . ” And again – as the only one of the pupils – in the Schoenleber exhibition there in 1991.
(Mrs. C. C., March 7, 2003) |