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LOT 761:
Wilhelm Pluennecke, German expressionist painter. Haeuser, Baeume und Menschen. 4 Litographs from 10, ex. 84/100 ...
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Start price:
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100
Estimated price :
$200 - $300
Buyer's Premium: 20%
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VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Wilhelm Pluennecke, German expressionist painter. Haeuser, Baeume und Menschen. 4 Litographs from 10, ex. 84/100, 1919
Friedrich Dehne Verlag, Leipzig, 1919, Portfolio, in hard cover illustrated folder, 10 Steindrucke Hier 4 (Lithographs – here 4)
Size of full plate: 52 x 37 cm. (20.4 x 14.5 inches)
Size of image: 33 x 25 cm. (13 x 10 inches)
Condition: wear, staining and rubbing to folder, tear to spine.
Light brown paper, couple of stains and cracks to edges of plates
Wilhelm Pluennecke (17. Juni 1894 in Hannover; † 24. August 1954 in Stuttgart) war ein deutscher Maler, Grafiker, Radierer, Zeichner und Buchillustrator.
Wilhelm Pluennecke stammte aus einer Architektenfamilie. Er studierte bei Emil Orlik in Berlin und an der Leipziger Akademie. Er war als Soldat im Ersten Weltkrieg eingesetzt, so dass einige seiner Werke diese Thematik beinhalten. Er gehoerte seit 1918 zu der Vereinigung der Hannoverschen Sezession an und fertigte das Plakat zur ersten Ausstellung sowie den Umschlag des Ausstellungskatalogs. Er gestaltete 1919 das Titelblatt für die 3. Flugschrift Umsturz und Aufbau oder die Illustrationen zu dem Buch Maedchen im Soldatenrock die Geschichte des Unteroffiziers Friederike Auguste Krueger von Werner May.
1940 wurde er an der Universitaet Leipzig promoviert. Er lebte später in Tübingen, wo er als Universitätszeichenlehrer tätig war. Von dort zog er nach Stuttgart, wo er u. a. als freier Mitarbeiter der Stuttgarter Nachrichten arbeitete.
Wilhelm Pluennecke (June 17, 1894 in Hanover, † August 24, 1954 in Stuttgart) was a German painter, graphic artist, etcher, draftsman and book illustrator.
Wilhelm Pluennecke came from an architect family. He studied at Emil Orlik in Berlin and at the Leipzig Academy. He was used as a soldier in the First World War, so that some of his works include this topic. He has been part of the unification of the Hanoverian Sezession since 1918 and made the poster for the first exhibition and the envelope of the exhibition catalog. In 1919 he designed the title page for the 3rd flight and structure or the illustrations for the book girl in the soldier skirt The history of the non -commissioned officer Friederike Auguste Krueger by Werner May.
In 1940 he received his doctorate at the University of Leipzig. He later lived in Tübingen, where he worked as a university teacher. From there he moved to Stuttgart, where he, among other things. worked as a freelancer of Stuttgarter Nachrichten.
