BALWÉ, Arnold(1898 Dresden – 1983 Prien am Chiemsee), BALWÉ, Arnold(1898

BALWÉ, Arnold(1898 Dresden – 1983 Prien am Chiemsee)Franconian Vineyards in AutumOil on painting board. Monogrammed "AB" in the lower right corner.31.5 x 43.5 cm. framed : 44 x 56 cm.Update October 7, 2026: The condition of the painting can be described as showing “slight signs of aging,” not as “slightly damaged.” These are primarily frame marks at the very edge of the painting.Painting slightly damaged, frame damaged.Landscape, genre, and still-life painter; watercolorist. Spent his youth in British South Africa as the son of a Dutch consul. Studied at the Academy in Antwerp in 1920. 1922–1927 at the Academy in Munich. Traveled throughout Europe. Member of the Stuttgart Secession and the New Munich Secession. His style was strongly influenced by Vincent van Gogh, whose nephew Balwé was also a friend of his. As an artist, he made a name for himself primarily as a painter of Lake Chiemsee, whose works were characterized above all by their use of color. In addition to Lake Chiemsee, many of his works also depict scenes from his various travels. On the back of a label, the motif is described as “Hottentot Woman on an Autumnal Vineyard Path Above Würzburg”.Bibliography: Vollmer; Saur.Update 7 October 2026: The condition of the painting can be described as showing ‘slight signs of ageing’, not as ‘slightly damaged’. These are primarily marks left by the frame right at the edge of the painting.Bibliography: Vollmer; Saur.Update 7 October 2026: The condition of the painting can be described as showing ‘slight signs of ageing’, not as ‘slightly damaged’. These are primarily marks left by the frame right at the edge of the painting.*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

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