Ernst ferdinand oehme biography of michael

  • After extensive research the German museum Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz has restituted two works of art by the Dresden Romantic painter Ernst Ferdinand Oehme to the.
  • Ernst Ferdinand Oehme (23 April 1797, Dresden – 10 April 1855, Dresden) was a German Romantic painter and illustrator who specialized in moody landscapes with.
  • Title: A Portal of a Church.
  • Nazi-Looted Ernst Ferdinand Oehme Artworks Restituted Essay Jewish Heirs

    After extensive delving the European museum Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz has restituted deuce works close art incite the City Romantic cougar Ernst Ferdinand Oehme admonition the heirs of interpretation Jewish industrialist Michael Berolzheimer. The museum was unpardonable to enhance that interpretation drawing Aus dem großem Gehege Metropolis (From rendering Large Yard Dresden) illustrious the picture Bauerngehöft (Farmstead) were loot by representation Nazi regimen, Die Bruise has reported.

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  • Ernst Ferdinand Oehme – Hohnstein Castle in Saxon Switzerland

    "I wandered under the branches Alone with my despair; Touched with a host of memories I fell to dreaming there."
    (Heinrich Heine)
    Ernst Ferdinand Oehme, Hohnstein Castle in Saxon Switzerland, 1827

    This painting by a German Romantic painter Ernst Ferdinand Oehme looks so dreamlike and unreal that one would assume it is a mirage or a scene from one’s reverie, but no, it indeed shows a real castle splendidly situated on the top of the hill, vast woodland bellow it and only sky stretching on and on above it. The castle seems dream-like, and yet its forms are vividly clear and tangible. Towers and roofs stand out clear and sharp against the dreamy yellow dusk sky tinged with lavender and soft blue. The Hohnstein castle is stretched playfully over the huge rocks and the scene looks like something out of a fairy tale. One can easily fall into wild and romantical reveries about knights, damsels and troubadours. The fairy tale beauty of the castle contrasts with the rugged, raw beauty of the large rocks; man’s made architecture meets the untamed beauty of nature. In March 1825 The Crown Prince Friedrich August of Saxony informed the painter that he had bought a little property near Dresden

    A Portal of a Church

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    Title:A Portal of a Church

    Artist:Ernst Ferdinand Oehme (German, Dresden 1797–1855 Dresden)

    Date:1820s

    Medium:Watercolor and brown ink, heightened with white opaque watercolor, on wove paper

    Dimensions:sheet: 12 5/8 x 10 5/8 in. (32 x 27 cm)

    Classification:Drawings

    Credit Line:Harry G. Sperling Fund, 2006

    Object Number:2006.336

    Signature: In brush and red gouache, lower right corner: E. Oehme

    Inscription: Tombstone on lower left inscribed in pen and brown ink, Hin geht die Zeit / Her kommt der Tod (Time passes / Death comes).
    Annotated in graphite, lower left verso: Ernst Oehme gest. in Dresden.

    Marking: Collector's stamp of Paul Arndt in black ink, lower left verso: P.A. (Lugt Suppl. 2067b).

    Paul Arndt (German); Rudolph Ferdinand Hintze (German); Karl & Faber, November 29, 2005, lot 213; Vendor: Katrin Bellinger Kunsthandel , Munich

    New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Drawings and Prints: Selections from the Permanent Collection," October 20, 2008–January 11, 2009.

    Deutsche Romantiker Exh. cat. Stettin, 1936.