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Gemälde von Hubert Berke, 1979

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Gemälde von Hubert Berke, 1979*GEMLDE HUBERT BERKE 1979 HANDSIGNIERT UNIKAT ORIGINAL SAMMLERSTCK KLEE zum Verkauf steht ein Gemlde * von Hubert Berke (19081979) * Technik: Gouache, Tuschfeder, Bleistift * auf Tonbtten * unten rechts handsigniert datiert und betitelt vom Knstler * aus dem Jahr 1979, selbem Jahr, in dem der Knstler gestorben ist * unleserlicher Titel * das Bttenpapier auf einem Karton kaschiert * Unikat * original * Sammlerstck * Hubert Berke (* 22. Januar 1908 in

*GEMÄLDE HUBERT BERKE 1979 HANDSIGNIERT UNIKAT ORIGINAL SAMMLERSTÜCK KLEE


zum Verkauf steht ein Gemälde

* von Hubert Berke (1908–1979)
* Technik: Gouache, Tuschfeder, Bleistift
* auf Tonbütten
* unten rechts handsigniert datiert und betitelt vom Künstler
* aus dem Jahr 1979, selbem Jahr, in dem der Künstler gestorben ist
* unleserlicher Titel
* das Büttenpapier auf einem Karton kaschiert
* Unikat
* original
* Sammlerstück

* Hubert Berke (* 22. Januar 1908 in Buer; † 24. November 1979 in Köln-Rodenkirchen) war ein deutscher Maler und Grafiker.
Nach dem Abitur entschloss sich Berke, nachdem er von 1930 bis 1932 an der Universität Münster und der Universität Königsberg für ein Studium der Philosophie, katholische Theologie, alte Sprachen und Kunstgeschichte eingeschrieben war, für ein Studium der Malerei. Die Vorlesungen des damals sehr bekannten christlichen Existenzphilosophen Peter Wust (1884–1940) hatten bei ihm große Eindrücke hinterlassen.
Über Königsberg, wo er bei Wilhelm Worringer (1881–1965), einem der geistigen Wegbereiter des Expressionismus, und dem Maler Fritz Burmann (1892–1945) die Studien in Kunstgeschichte und Malerei fortsetzte, gelangte er schließlich 1932 als einer der letzten Schüler von Paul Klee (1879–1940) an die Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. Als dieser 1933 von den Nationalsozialisten abgesetzt wurde und in die Schweiz zurückkehren musste, verließ Berke ebenfalls die Akademie, setzte 1934 kurzzeitig seine Studien am Niederrhein bei dem Expressionisten Heinrich Nauen (1880–1940) fort, bevor er sich schließlich in Köln niederließ und hauptsächlich von Aufträgen als Werbe- und Buchillustrator lebte.
Daneben schuf er ein eigenständiges künstlerisches Werk, u. a. viele Arbeiten auf Papier, bei denen er die bei Paul Klee gelernte Technik der Monotypie verfeinerte und wie sein Lehrer zwischen Abstraktion und Gegenständlichkeit zu changieren wusste.

Maße
* Papier: 62,7 x 48,2 cm
* Karton: 78,1 x 63 cm

Zustand
* oben teilweise gerissen (siehe Fotos), sonst in tadellosem Zustand
* der Riss lässt sich gut restaurieren

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