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    • G. BRÜCKNER (1823-1848), The class struggle, 1847, Pencil
      Aug. 17, 2024

      G. BRÜCKNER (1823-1848), The class struggle, 1847, Pencil

      Est: €600 - €800

      Gottlob Heinrich Brückner (1823 Lengefeld - 1848 ): The class struggle Dispute between children in a school class, 1847, Pencil Technique: Pencil and Indian ink on Paper Inscription: lower left signed: "Gottlob Heinrich Brückner comp.". lower left dated: "1847.". Date: 1847 Description: The central figure in this drawing by Heinrich Brückner is a boy with his arms crossed. He is standing between two groups of children with his bare feet crossed in embarrassment. Above him is a sign attached to a wooden beam. The boy divides the scene into an elite, well-dressed group of pupils with books and satchels, and a peasant, barefoot group with an older girl supervising the other children. He looks over at the schoolchildren with a sulky expression on his face, but they only meet him with mocking and averse glances. He has turned his back on them and turned to his roots, to rural life. Heinrich Brückner has portrayed the problem of class differences in a wonderfully empathetic way and wrapped the issue in a childlike guise. Gottlob Heinrich Brückner was born in Lengefeld in Saxony in 1823. From 1842, he studied at the Dresden Academy under Anton Krüger, August Rietschel and Carl Peschel. Three years later he was accepted into Julius Hübner's studio and studied there until he emigrated to America in 1848. The sheet presented here, with its politically critical allusion, was shown at an exhibition at the Dresden Academy in 1846. Keywords: drawing, Germany, child, class, dispute, genre, 19th century, Biedermeier, People, Germany, Size: Paper: 21,7 cm x 23,7 cm (8,5 x 9,3 in), Depiction: 12,8 cm x 14,8 cm (5 x 5,8 in)

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    • G. BRÜCKNER (1823-1848), The class struggle, 1847, Pencil
      Mar. 23, 2024

      G. BRÜCKNER (1823-1848), The class struggle, 1847, Pencil

      Est: €600 - €800

      Gottlob Heinrich Brückner (1823 Lengefeld - 1848 ): The class struggle Quarrel between children in a school class, 1847, Pencil Technique: Pencil and Indian ink on Paper Inscription: lower left signed: "Gottlob Heinrich Brückner comp.". lower left dated: "1847.". Date: 1847 Description: The central figure in this drawing by Heinrich Brückner depicts a boy with folded arms. He stands between two groups of children with his bare feet crossed in embarrassment. Above him, attached to a wooden beam, is a shield. The boy splits the scene into an elite, well-dressed group of pupils with books and satchels, and a peasant, barefoot group with an older girl in charge of the other children. With a pouty expression on his face, he looks over at the schoolchildren, but they only meet him with mocking and averse looks. He has turned his back on them and turned to his roots, to rural life. Heinrich Brückner has portrayed the problem of class differences in a wonderfully empathetic way here and wrapped the issue in a childlike-looking garment. Gottlob Heinrich Brückner was born in Lengefeld in Saxony in 1823. From 1842 he studied at the Dresden Academy under Anton Krüger, August Rietschel and Carl Peschel. Three years later he joined Julius Hübner's studio and studied there until he emigrated to America in 1848. The print presented here with its politically critical allusion was shown at an exhibition of the Dresden Academy in 1846. Keywords: Drawing, Germany, Child, Class, Dispute, Genre, 19th century, Biedermeier, People, Germany,

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    • G. BRÜCKNER (1823-1848), The class struggle, 1847, Pencil
      Sep. 30, 2023

      G. BRÜCKNER (1823-1848), The class struggle, 1847, Pencil

      Est: €600 - €800

      Gottlob Heinrich Brückner (1823 Lengefeld - 1848 ): The class struggle Quarrel between children in a school class, 1847, Pencil Technique: Pencil and Indian ink on Paper Inscription: lower left signed: "Gottlob Heinrich Brückner comp.". lower left dated: "1847.". Date: 1847 Description: The central figure in this drawing by Heinrich Brückner depicts a boy with folded arms. He stands between two groups of children with his bare feet crossed in embarrassment. Above him, attached to a wooden beam, is a shield. The boy splits the scene into an elite, well-dressed group of pupils with books and satchels, and a peasant, barefoot group with an older girl in charge of the other children. With a pouty expression on his face, he looks over at the schoolchildren, but they only meet him with mocking and averse looks. He has turned his back on them and turned to his roots, to rural life. Heinrich Brückner has portrayed the problem of class differences in a wonderfully empathetic way here and wrapped the issue in a childlike-looking garment. Gottlob Heinrich Brückner was born in Lengefeld in Saxony in 1823. From 1842 he studied at the Dresden Academy under Anton Krüger, August Rietschel and Carl Peschel. Three years later he joined Julius Hübner's studio and studied there until he emigrated to America in 1848. The print presented here with its politically critical allusion was shown at an exhibition of the Dresden Academy in 1846. Keywords: Drawing, Germany, Child, Class, Dispute, Genre, 19th century, Biedermeier, People, Germany,

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    • Brückner, Gottlob Heinrich
      Jan. 29, 2021

      Brückner, Gottlob Heinrich

      Est: €250 - €350

      (geb. 1823 in Lengefeld in Sachsen), Sommerlandschaft mit Bäumen. Öl auf Leinwand, auf Holz aufgelegt. Monogr. und dat. 63. 32,5 x 38,5 cm. - In vg. Rahmen (Altersspuren). - Thieme/Becker V, 97.

      Zisska & Lacher
    • Attributed to Gottlob Heinrich Brückner (Lengefeld 1823)
      Jul. 09, 2009

      Attributed to Gottlob Heinrich Brückner (Lengefeld 1823)

      Est: £1,000 - £1,500

      Attributed to Gottlob Heinrich Brückner (Lengefeld 1823) Country people from the Saxon mountains signed and inscribed 'Bauersleute aus die Sächsische Gebirge gezeichnet von G Brückner' black chalk, pen and brown ink, watercolour, with gum arabic, vignette, three corners trimmed 8¾ x 11¼ in. (22 x 28.5 cm.), unframed

      Christie's
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